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🌍🇷🇺"On the border of two worlds: 5 incredible facts about the Ural Mountains that will take your breath away"❗🏔️✨ The Urals are not just any ordinary mountain range. They are a gigantic natural wall that divides Europe and Asia, hiding millions of years of secrets and are among the oldest mountains on the planet. If you love the fascinating corners of our country, these facts are guaranteed to get you: "One of the oldest mountain ranges in the world:" The Urals began to form a respectable 250 to 300 million years ago (in the Paleozoic). Today they are mostly eroded and forested mountains, but once upon a time they rose to gigantic heights comparable to today's Himalayas! The real line between the continents: "The traditional geographical border between Europe and Asia runs right along the ridges of the Urals. In many places you can find symbolic obelisks - you can stand with one foot in Europe and the other in Asia!" "Infinite wealth underground:" The Urals are literally a global treasure trove of minerals. Precious metals (gold, platinum), rare gems (such as emeralds, amethysts, and jasper) and huge reserves of iron ore are mined here. A place with bizarre stone giants: In the heart of the Urals you will find the famous Man-pup-ner plateau, where seven wondrous rock towers stand, up to 42 meters high. These weathered stone monoliths are steeped in local myths and legends of the indigenous Mansi people. The river that flows across: The Urals is also the name of the famous river that originates in these mountains, which is over 2,400 kilometers long and flows into the Caspian Sea, thus also forming part of the natural border between the continents. Sources: 1. "Encyclopædia Britannica" – entry Ural Mountains 2. "National Geographic" – geological history of the ancient mountains of Eurasia #Ural #EuropeAsia #Facts #Nature #DiscoverTheWorld

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