Upper Kama Upland

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The Kamahöhen (Russian Верхнекамская возвышенность, Werchnekamskaja woswyschennost ) are one to 337 m high mountain range in the eastern part of Russia, on the upper reaches of the Kama.

The ridge is the area of ​​origin of Kama and many of its tributaries, including Tschepza ( tributary of the Kamanebenflusses Vyatka ), Kossa and Greatwall. The ridge is heavily dissected and is an average of 240-280 m, the plateaus 300-335 m high.

The highest point is Mount Kamahöhen Krasnoyar in Rajon Afanassjewo in the Kirov Oblast. In the covered with coniferous forests Mountain deposits are suspected of petroleum.