It was once climbed simultaneously by 400 mountaineers to celebrate the surrounding province's anniversary.
Its original name was Latin for "pine cone," but its current name is Karachy-Balkar for "Thousand Mountain." Glaciers on this feature feed the Baksan, Kuban, and Malka rivers. It was once climbed simultaneously by 400 mountaineers to celebrate the surrounding province's anniversary. This inactive volcano located in the (*) Caucasus straddles the Russian-Georgian border. For 10 points, name this mountain, the tallest in Europe.
Its original name was Latin for "pine cone," but its current name is Karachy-Balkar for "Thousand Mountain."
Mount {Elbrus}