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Kebnekaise

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Kebnekaise [Lappish,=kettle top], mountain peak, 6,965 ft (2,123 m) high, Norrbotten prov., N Sweden; highest in Sweden. There are 16 small glaciers on the slopes.

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Kebnekaise

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Kebnekaise, Sweden A mountain range with a Lapp name meaning ‘Kettle Top’.

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