Kokojka (), sometimes known as Kokojka e Frashërit, is a mountain in southern Albania, within the municipal boundaries of Përmet. Rising at above sea level, it forms part of the mountainous relief separating the Dangëllia region from the neighboring territory.
Geology Kokojka is composed primarily of limestone and Paleogene flysch formations and features two peaks: Kokojka (1,553 m) and the higher Tabori peak (1,572 m).
Biodiversity The mountain is covered by dense forest vegetation dominated by oak, with extensive stands of Macedonian fir (Abies borisii-regis) spreading near the summits. The fir forest forms a large, continuous massif that has been designated as a national park due to its ecological significance.
See also List of mountains in Albania
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