Zenith Mountains

The Zenith Mountains are a mountain range in northeastern Nareemia that straddle along with central Athens and go upwards through the Siere provinces of Tolwick and Stafcord. The mountain range is one of the oldest in the world, being around 400 million years old, making it much, much older then the Chrislock and Hilley mountains. Adding to that, the mountain range is the coldest in the continent, with temperatures reaching -63 °C at one point, making it quite a cold area. The mountains’ highest peak is 12,763 feet high is the peak is namely the Rotches’ Peak. The Zenith Mountains is namely full of rocky, rugged tall towering peaks encircled with hills of green pines and light-blue lakes. The Zenith Mountains are a important habitat for a great deal of wildlife, like the mule deer, white-tailed deer, Whistler moose, greater moose, island marmot, beavers, gray wolves, black bears, bighorn sheep, fox squirrels, black-billed magpies, trumpeter swans, wapiti, mountain cats, pikas, mice, chamois, mountain goats, and groundhogs. The Zenith Mountains more elusive species can include the bison, cardinals, blue jays, red fox, turkeys, and even raccoons though they are merely more common in prairies and flatter surfaces.
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Category:Mountain Ranges