Mountains And Mountain Ranges 1-24
24 entries in the Mountains And Mountain Ranges compendium.
Mountains And Mountain Ranges 1-24 — Era Chart
AconcaguaHighest mountain in the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere.AlpsMajor European mountain range spanning eight countries.Altai MountainsCentral Asian mountain range where four nations converge.AndesLongest continental mountain range, spanning western South America.Apennine MountainsMountain range forming the backbone of peninsular Italy.Appalachian MountainsAncient mountain range spanning eastern North America.Atlas MountainsNorth African mountain range separating Sahara from Mediterranean and Atlantic.Aïr MountainsA Saharan massif with Sahel climate and ancient rock art.Balkan MountainsA major mountain range forming a natural barrier across Bulgaria.Carpathian MountainsThird-longest European mountain range, rich in biodiversity and history.Caucasus MountainsMountain range at the Asia-Europe junction, home to Europe's highest peak.DrakensbergEastern Great Escarpment forming the highest mountains in southern Africa.Coast MountainsMajor mountain range in western North America.Cordillera BlancaTropical ice-covered range with Peru's highest peak, Huascarán.Daisetsuzan Volcanic GroupVolcanic group of peaks arranged around the 2 km wide Ohachi-Daira caldera, the highest inDhaulagiriIt is also the highest point of the Gandaki river basin.EigerIt is the easternmost peak of a ridge crest that extends across the Mönch to the Jungfrau,Fitz RoyA Patagonian peak first climbed in 1952, symbol of Santa Cruz Province.Gasherbrum I11th highest mountain, first climbed in 1958.Gasherbrum II13th highest mountain, first climbed in 1956 by Austrians.Gannett PeakHighest peak in Wyoming and the Central Rockies.Glacier PeakA land of towering peaks and vast glaciers in the Karakoram, Himalaya, and Hindu Kush rangGrossglocknerAustria's highest peak and a prominent Alpine landmark.HaleakalāActive shield volcano forming over 75% of Maui.
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