Mount Alluive
Kola Peninsula, Murmansk region, Russia.
Description:
Mount Alluive is located in Rossi on the Kola Peninsula, in the Lovozero tundra massif and belongs to the Murmansk region. This is one of the highest and few "thousanders" of this array, its height is 1,050.9 meters.
Alluive stands alongside the peaks of Angvudaszorr – 1,120.6 meters, Kedikvyrpahk – 1,118.7 meters, Parguive – 1,149.3 meters and Sengiszorr – 1,113.5 meters. With the hill Angwundaszorr Alluive borders on the south-east and is connected to it by the Pass of Geologists, and from the south and from the east to the mountain adjacent to two large circuses.
From the northern slope of the mountain originates Shomjok stream, from the northeast - Raslak, from the south - Azimuth, and from the west - Straight and Alluive streams.
A few kilometers to the north is the village of Revda. Near the northeastern slope in 1940, the settlement of Ilma was built, now it is destroyed. In addition, at the source of Raslak, the village of Alluive was once located, which served as a base for builders and geologists of Lovozersky GOK.
In the past, there have been mountains in the mountains, and there are signs that they have been destroyed. In the depths of the mountain contains a large number of minerals, including the mineral Alluayvit (titanium silicate), found here in 1990.