Mountain Ranges And Massifs 1-24
24 entries in the Mountain Ranges And Massifs compendium.
American CordilleraA continuous chain of mountain ranges forming the western backbone of the Americas.AndesLongest continental mountain range, forming western backbone of South America.Andringitra MassifGranite massif in Madagascar with varied slopes and ancient Precambrian origins.Annamite RangeMajor mountain range dividing the Mekong basin from Vietnam's coast.Apennine MountainsMountain range forming the backbone of peninsular Italy.Appalachian MountainsAncient mountain range spanning eastern North America.Apuan AlpsMountain in the Apuan Alps, Tuscany, with marble quarries and World War II history.Apuseni MountainsMountain range in Transylvania with about 400 caves.Arakan MountainsMountain range dividing Rakhine coast from central Myanmar.Atlas MountainsNorth African mountain range separating Sahara from Mediterranean and Atlantic.Aïr MountainsA Saharan massif forming a green Sahelian refuge.Balkan MountainsMountain range forming a natural barrier across Bulgaria.Binalud MountainsMountain range in northeastern Iran, source of Nishabur turquoise.Blue Mountains (Pacific Northwest)Mountain range in Oregon and Washington, home to largest fungus.Blue Ridge MountainsAncient mountain range with highest peaks in eastern North America.Brooks RangeRemote Arctic mountain range spanning Alaska and Yukon.Bucegi MountainsCentral Romanian mountain range with Dacian holy significance.Byrranga MountainsCanadian RockiesCanadian segment of the North American Rocky Mountains.Carpathian MountainsEurope's third-longest mountain range, forming an arc across Central and Southeast Europe.Cascade RangeMajor mountain range of western North America with notable volcanoes.Caucasus MountainsMountain range at the Asia-Europe border, home to Europe's highest peak.Central Mountain RangePrincipal mountain range on Taiwan Island, dividing east and west coasts.Chersky Range
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