Hilley Mountains

The Hilleys, are a range of mountains, endemic to all of Nareemia. It stretches from Siere’s southeast panhandle and ends in northern Desert. The mountain stretches around 3500 miles across the country from the state of Kamver in Siere down through New Siere, Vitena, Delkida and Desert in Nareemia. The Hilleys are diverse in wildlife and trees. 
== Geography and Ecology ==
The regions change like countries in The Hilleys, there are three regions, them being the Southern Hilleys, the Central Hilleys and the Northern Hilleys. The Southern Hilleys ends at the Maineda-Desert border, while the Central Hilleys begin at the Maineda-Desert border up. The mountains take a steep turn west throughout northern Vitena, whereas the Northern Hilleys begin up towards Kamver. 
=== Southern Hilleys ===
The Southern Hilleys have a more arid weather, with lesser trees, unlike the other regions. The trees in this region include the southern tulip trees, aspens, jack pine, ponderosa pines and bristlecone. The wildlife in the Southern Hilleys include the prairie dog, beavers, minks, wild and tree hamsters, southern birch mouse, black bears, mule deer, long eared jerboas, and barn owls. Extirpated species include the vine snake, rosebud and back-stripe hamsters. 
=== Central Hilleys ===
The Central Hilleys have a dry, colder weather, with a abundance of trees. Trees include the hilley maples, jack pine, southern tulip trees, ponderosa pines, bristlecones, and aspens. Wildlife include prairie dogs, beavers, minks, fox, bighorn sheep, white-tailed deer, wild, back-stripe, rosebud and tree hamsters, barn owls, mule deer, southern birch mouse, black bears, mule deer, and the introduced chamois. 
=== Northern Hilleys ===
The Northern Hilleys are the coldest and most mountainous region, of course, closer to the arctic. Trees include hilley maples, jack pine, southern tulip trees, ponderosa pines, bristlecones, and aspens. Wildlife includes prairie dogs, Whistler moose, fox, bighorn sheep, white-tailed deer, swift rats, all hamsters, minks, beavers, black bears, barn owls, mule deer, southern birch mouse, chamois, and sometimes groundhogs. 
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Category:Regions
Category:Mountain Ranges