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Nulu' Sinsing (English: Mount Sinsing) nopo nga iso' nulu i poingion id Boogian Kotonobon do Sabah, Malaysia. Iti nopo nga timpak kotolu bobos takawas id pogun diti, miampai 2,603 meter (8540 kaki).

Pamanahan kumaa id Nulu Sinsing nopo nga pinoindalan do tiim mantad Longkod Ponoriukan Talun miampai do puru mantad Koisaan Komuniti Kampung Nupakan. Trip diolo diti nopo nga kihontolon montok monukat kinawas do Nulu Sinsing do lobi kotunud momoguno do Satelit Navigasi Global Stonex S900A i lobi kawawagu.[1]

Ontok 10 Mei, norikod do Mononorimo Sistem Navigasi Satelit Global (GNSS) o data di kikinawas, solinaid do apat jaam. Kalapas dii, pinaatod id syarikat monunukat kilesen montok karalano' do papatantu' kinawas nulu i lobi poimbida id suang min aras laut. Maya do kaida' diti, noilaan do kinawas do Nulu Sinsing nopo nga 2,586 m mantad pompod do rahat om sabaagi nulu kotolu takawas id Malaysia om Borneo. [1]

  1. 1 2 The Borneo Post (25 Mei 2023). "Mt Sinsing in Sabah officially third tallest mountain in Malaysia". www.theborneopost.com (id boros Inggilis). The Borneo Post (Malaysia). Linoyog ontok 25 Mei 2023. The mountain became a subject of interest since 2018, when it was highlighted in the social media as the third tallest mountain (2,603 m) in Malaysia and Borneo, overtaking Mount Tambuyukon, also in Sabah, Its height was then determined using a handheld GPS, During a recent expedition to Mount Sinsing, a team from the Forest Research Centre, Sepilok, together with members from the Persatuan Komuniti Kampung Nupakan, set out to get a more accurate height measurement of Mount Sinsing, using the more sophisticated Stonex S900A Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver. Height data were recorded over a four-hour period on May 10, These observation data were then sent to a licensed surveying company for processing so as to officially establish the height of the mountain in m.s.l. (mean sea level), Using this methodology, the height of the summit of Mount Sinsing was found to be 2,586 m (m.s.l.), thus maintaining its position as the third tallest mountain in Malaysia and Borneo.

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