Crossword Clue: Highest Turkish peak
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- 2002 Atom Egoyan film
- 2002 Atom Egoyan movie set in Armenia
- 2002 Eric Bogosian movie
- Ancient Armenia
- Ancient debarkation point
- Ancient docking site
- Ancient landing place
- Ancient landing site
- Ancient landing spot
- Ancient mariner's resting place
- Ancient Turkish landfall
- Ancient voyage's high point?
- Ark landfall
- Ark landing place
- Ark landing site
- Ark place
- Ark resting spot
- Ark terminus
- Ark's landfall
- Ark's landing place
- Ark's landing point
- Ark's landing site
- Ark's landing spot
- Ark's parking spot
- Ark's resting place
- Ark's resting site
- Ark's terminus
- Bible peak
- Biblical berth
- Biblical debarkation point
- Biblical docking site
- Biblical height
- Biblical high point
- Biblical high spot
- Biblical landfall location
- Biblical landfall
- Biblical landing site
- Biblical landing spot
- Biblical mount.
- Biblical mount that can be seen from three countries
- Biblical mount
- Biblical mountain
- Biblical peak
- Biblical resting place
- Biblical voyage terminus
- Asia Minor landmark
- Agri Dagi, Mountain of Pain
- Agri Dagi, to Turks
- Boat's landing place
- Baltic republic crashing into sea (7)
- Famed landing place
- Famous debarking locale
- Famous getting-off spot
- Famous landing point
- Famous landing site
- Historic ark landfall
- Historic landfall
- Historic peak
- Debarkation point of the Old Testament
- Early landing place
- Destination in Genesis 8
- Final resting place in Genesis
- Ham saver
- End of a long biblical journey
- End of Noah's excursion
- Genesis 8 locale
- Genesis 8 setting
- Genesis country
- Genesis disembarking site
- Genesis high point
- Genesis landfall
- Genesis landing place
- Genesis landing site
- Genesis landing spot
- Genesis locale
- Genesis mount
- Genesis mountain
- Genesis mountain
- Genesis mountainous region
- Genesis peak
- Genesis resting place
- Genesis setting
- Genesis terminus
- It's called Aghri Dagh in Turkish
- It's called Masis in Armenian
- Couples' destination?
- Image in the center of Armenia's coat of arms
- Important mountain for Noah
- Dormant Turkish volcano
- Dormant volcano in Turkey
- Dormant volcano near the Iranian border
- Dormant volcano near the Turkish/Iranian border
- Dormant volcano of eastern Turkey
- Dove's discovery, once
- High point in the Bible?
- High point in the Old Testament?
- High point in Turkey
- High point of Genesis
- High point of the Old Testament?
- Highest mountain in Turkey
- Highest peak in the Armenian plateau
- Highest point in Turkey
- Highest spot in Turkey
- Highest Turkish peak
- Where Noah and company disembarked
- Where Noah disembarked
- Where Noah dropped anchor
- Where Noah landed
- Where Noah let the dogs out?
- Where Noah made landfall
- Where Noah's Ark landed
- Where the ark came to rest
- Where the ark landed
- Where the Ark parked
- Where the ark was parked, perhaps
- Noted landfall
- Noted landing site
- Noted resting place
- O.T. landfall
- Mount also called Agri Dagi
- Mount featured on the Armenian coat of arms
- Mount first climbed in 1829
- Mount for Noah
- Mount in Genesis
- Mount on Armenia's coat of arms
- Mount on which Noah landed
- Mount on which Noah's ark grounded
- Mount sacred to Armenians
- Mount where an ark parked
- Mount where Noah disembarked
- Mount where Noah found land
- Mount where Noah landed
- Mount where Noah's Ark came to rest
- Mount where Noah's ark landed
- Mount where the ark ended up
- Mountain first climbed in 1829
- Mountain in E Turkey
- Mountain in Genesis
- Mountain in the Armenian Highland
- Mountain in the logo of Yerevan State University
- Mountain in Turkey
- Mountain on the Armenian coat of arms
- Mountain overlooking Yerevan
- Mountain where Noah's ark came to rest
- Mountain where the Ark grounded
- Mountain whose name means "holy ground"
- Mountains of ___ (Genesis locale)
- Place in Genesis.
- View from Yerevan, Armenia
- Pairs' debarking point
- " . . . the mountains of ___": Gen. 8:4
- Volcanic mount in eastern Turkey
- Point of Genesis?
- Literally, "high ground"
- Old Testament peak
- Landfall for Noah
- Landfall in Genesis
- Landing place of Noah's Ark
- Landing spot for Noah's ark
- Landing spot of Noah's Ark
- Locale of a new start
- Port for Noah
- Post-deluge sight
- Post-flood locale
- Peak in Genesis
- Peak in the Bible
- Peak near the Turkey/Iran border
- Peak on Armenia's coat of arms
- Peak sacred to the Armenians
- Peak seen in Yerevan
- Peak visible from Yerevan
- Peak where the ark landed
- Legendary landfall
- Noah's Ark landing site
- Noah's ark site
- Noah's Ark's landing place
- Noah's debarkation site
- Noah's landfall
- Noah's landing place
- Noah's landing site
- Noah's landing spot
- Noah's mount
- Noah's mountain
- Noah's park?
- Noah's "port of call"
- Noah's port of call
- Reputed terminal peak
- Resting spot for Noah
- Turkey's high point
- Turkey's highest mountain
- Turkey's highest peak
- Turkey's highest point
- Turkey's tallest peak
- Turkish landfall
- Turkish massif
- Turkish mount
- Turkish mountain associated with Noah's ark
- Turkish mountain
- Turkish peak associated with Noah's ark
- Turkish peak near Iran
- Turkish peak
- Turkish stratovolcano
- Sight after a flood
- Site of Noah's landing
- Where an ark builder debarked
Recent Usage of Highest Turkish peak in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 11, 1983
