Siah-Kaman ( meaning ''black bow'') is a mountain in the
Takht-e Suleyman Massif,
Alborz mountain range
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, in northern
Iran
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.
Its elevation is .
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Geographical location
Siah Kaman is located on the eastern side of Alamkoh peak and the northern flank of the Takht Suleiman mountain region, which is one of the highest regions of Central Alborz with many peaks above 4,000 meters, from the north to Chalus to Tankabon, from the west to the Three Thousand Tankabon valley. It is limited to Taleqan and Alamut from the south and to the Chalus Valley from the east.
See also
* List of Iranian four-thousanders
References
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Mountains of Iran
Mountains of Mazandaran province