mountains
9 subentries
- mountains
- chief factor in location is pre-existent trough filled with lighter erosion materials (60:4.2)
- faith removes (144:2.6)
- formed by upheaval at end of continental drift (60:3.11)
- locations of oldest (60:4.3)
- modern m. built in Cretaceous (60:3.3)
- named. See Adirondack Mountains; Alps; Andes mountains; Apennines; Appalachian Mountains; Black Forest mountains; Brenner Pass; Caledonian mountains; Carpathians; Catskill Mountains; Dakota Black Hills; Eastern Ghats; Himalayas; Kopet Dagh; Longs Peak; Moab, hills of; Mount Ararat; Mount Carmel; Mount Gerizim; Mount Hermon; Mount Hood; Mount Lebanon; Mount Olivet; Mount Olympus; Mount Rainier; Mount Royal; Mount Sartaba; Mount Shasta; Mount Sinai; Mount Tabor; Pikes Peak; Pyrenees; Rocky Mountains; Siwalik Hills; Ural mountains; Vosges mountains; Western Ghats
- no rugged ranges on Jerusem or Edentia (43:1.1) (46:2.1)
- result of rain, gravity, and erosion (57:8.14)
- worship of hills (85:1.5)
Cross-references
- See Adirondack Mountains
- See Alps
- See Andes mountains
- See Apennines
- See Appalachian Mountains
- See Black Forest mountains
- See Brenner Pass
- See Caledonian mountains
- See Carpathians
- See Catskill Mountains
- See Dakota Black Hills
- See Eastern Ghats
- See Himalayas
- See Kopet Dagh
- See Longs Peak
- See Moab, hills of
- See Mount Ararat
- See Mount Carmel
- See Mount Gerizim
- See Mount Hermon
- See Mount Hood
- See Mount Lebanon
- See Mount Olivet
- See Mount Olympus
- See Mount Rainier
- See Mount Royal
- See Mount Sartaba
- See Mount Shasta
- See Mount Sinai
- See Mount Tabor
- See Pikes Peak
- See Pyrenees
- See Rocky Mountains
- See Siwalik Hills
- See Ural mountains
- See Vosges mountains
- See Western Ghats
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