Krrabi () is a mountain located at the northernmost edge of Pukë municipality, in northern Albania. It reaches an elevation of at its highest point, Maja e Midës.
Geology The mountain is composed entirely of ultrabasic rocks and exhibits a block-type structure which is intensely fragmented as a result of recent tectonic dislocations. To the northeast, Krrabi is connected via the Laku i Ballçit Pass with Kunora e Dardhës massif and the peak of Mali i Madh.
Its terrain is characterized by intense vertical and horizontal dissection, most evident along the southwestern slope. This rugged relief has been shaped by erosion from the left-bank tributaries of the Drin River to the northwest and the headwaters of the Great Fan River to the southeast, giving rise to several locally distinct erosion centers.
Biodiversity Elevated sections of the mountain, above 1,200 meters, fall entirely within the oak forest vegetation belt.
The surrounding area is noted for the presence of economically significant mineral resources.
See also List of mountains in Albania
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