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Kebnekaise

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Kebnekaise (kĕb`nəkī'sə) [Lappish,=kettle top], mountain peak, 6,965 ft (2,123 m) high, Norrbotten prov., N Sweden; highest in Sweden. There are 16 small glaciers on the slopes.
Kebnekaise 

a mountain summit in the northern part of the Scandinavian mountains; it is the highest mountain in Sweden. Altitude, 2,123 m. Kebnekaise is composed of gabbro and quartz syenites. There are a few isolated glaciers. The University of Stockholm research station on mountain problems (studies of the material and radiation balance of glaciers) is situated there. Kebnekaise attracts tourists.



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Area: 449,964 sq km(173,731 sq miles or 111,197,421 acres) * Forest: 54% * Mountains: 16% * Lakes and rivers: 9% * Cultivated land: 8% * Highest mountain: Kebnekaise, 2,111 m (6,926 ft.
At 2,117 m (6,945 feet), it is the highest mountain in Sweden and on a clear day, from the top you can see some 10% of the entire country, as well as six impressive mountain tops over 2,000 m (6,500 feet) * Where to Stay Kebnekaise Fjallstation, [telephone] 0980-550-00, fax 0980-550-48, www.
 
 
 
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