Tsuba Mountains

The Tsuba Mountains [幵吐山來; つば・さんこ] is a mountain range located in the Haidatsu region of northern Kanton. It is the largest in Zōku, spanning three prefectures (Heisai, Yamachi and Kigen) with a number of significant peaks located along its spine. The majority of the Tsuba range falls within Heisai Prefecture, where it makes up Heisai National Park.
In Heisai, the mountains have long been a source of minerals, such as iron, gold, coal, and sulphur, however these resources were depleted in the late 20th century and the mining industry has died away. This has allowed the natural wildlife and landscape of Tsuba to flourish, and it has since become a haven for flora and fauna of many varieties. The mountains also provide a great number of hot springs, although there are only a handful of reijō resorts as the land is protected. Many hiking trails have been created, and nature walks are popular too. Much of the range is forested, with the Heisai portion of woodland known as Heikan Forest.
The Tsuba range includes:
* Mount Obori [3,200m]
* Mount Oshishi [3,150m]
* Mount Ōsan [2,896m]
* Mount Sakaba [2,502m]
*Mount Yuki [2,390m]
* Mount Shisan [2,323m]
*Mount Ikana [2,300m]
* Mount Kayo [2,219m]
* Mount Hisada [2,200m]
* Mount Mikō [1,830m]
*Mount Chōfu [1,753m]
* Mount Mahara [1,620m]
* Mount Eku [1,487m]