Mount Geiazan

Goyazan, also known as Geiazan, is a solitary rocky mountain of volcanic origin, located at the bottom of a vast flat-bottomed caldera basin in the lower reaches of the Jogas River (a left tributary of the Akstafa River) in the Kazakh region of Azerbaijan. The distance to the district center, the city of Qazakh, is 15-16 km. According to Azerbaijani etymology, the name of the mountain Goyazan comes from the words "goy" - sky and "azan" - raising, which means "sky-raiser".