Pataragoraki

Pataragoraki პატარაგორაკი
Mount Small
Pataragoraki / Mount Small from Smuggler's Lake
Highest point
Elevation	4,504 m (14,777 ft)
Prominence	3,724 m (12,218 ft)
Listing	Mountains of Lurjize
Geography
Country	Lurjize
Province	Sardiniskure
Parent range	Lurjizean Alps
Subdivisions	Pataragoraki National Park
Climbing
First ascent	1897 by Francisco Gallegos

Pataragoraki (Lurjizean: პატარაგორაკი, literally "Small Hill"), sometimes referred to in the Jackian language as Mount Small, is the highest summit in Lurjize, at 4,504 metres (14,777 ft) above sea level. It sits in the Lurjizean Alps, the mountain range that spans Lurjize from east to west. As a popular tourism destination, Pataragoraki is also a sought-after challenge for mountain climbers, especially those hailing from Creeperopolis. Pataragoraki consists of three summits: from south to north, the Low Peak (4,198 m or 13,773 ft), the Middle Peak (4,402 m or 14,442 ft) and the High Peak. The summits lie slightly south and west of the main divide of the Lurjizean Alps, with the Uriali Glacier to the south. Due to Lurjize's isolated location, Pataragoraki is the TBDth-most isolated peak in the world.