Mount Kazbek

Kazbek (Georgian: მყინვარწვერი; Ossetian: Сӕнайы хох; Ingush: Бешлоам, Бешлоамкорта) is a potentially active stratovolcano, which is the easternmost five-thousander of the Caucasus. Its height in the Baltic height system is 5033.8 meters. The mountain is located in the eastern part of the Central Caucasus, on the border of Russia and Georgia, in the eastern part of the Khokh Range. The last eruption occurred in 750 BC. The Georgian Military Road runs along the mountain, and on its slope on the side of the Dariali Gorge (3600 m) there is a (non-operational) weather station, part of which has been converted into a hut. Kazbek is included in the list of ten peaks of the Russian Federation that can be awarded the title "Snow Leopard of Russia".