kotorhöjd

Kotorhöjd is a term found in Swedish-language technical and geographic contexts that denotes the highest point or maximum elevation associated with a feature named Kotor. The exact meaning of kotorhöjd depends on the context in which it is used.

Etymology and usage: The word is a compound of the proper name Kotor and the Swedish höjd, meaning height. This construction follows a common pattern in Swedish for naming measured dimensions or elevations tied to a specific feature or locality. Because Kotor can refer to different things in different contexts (a place, a project, a component, etc.), kotorhöjd does not have a single universal definition.

In geography, kotorhöjd may refer to the highest elevation within a defined area or the peak of a ridge or hill that is labeled Kotor. In engineering, construction, or project documentation, it can describe the allowable vertical dimension, clearance, or height limit for elements associated with a feature named Kotor. The precise interpretation should be taken from the specific document or standard where the term is introduced.

Relation to related terms: Höjd is a general term for height, elevation, or altitude. Elevation data are typically expressed in meters above sea level or relative to a local datum. When Kotor denotes a place or a named component, kotorhöjd aligns with the elevation or height data specified for that feature.

Limitations: The term kotorhöjd is not widely standardized or widely documented across sources. Readers should consult the particular plan, map, or guideline that introduces the term to obtain an exact definition in that context.

This article serves as a neutral stub to be expanded if reliable sources provide a formal definition or broader usage.