Mount Tepank

The two volcanoes of the Sathubai, Mount Kalel and Mount Tepank, are separated by 40 miles of rocks and ash from ancient eruptions. Today only Mount Tepank is active, and for the past few centuries it has maintained an active magma lake at its shallow, open summit. While Tepank froths and emits a constant plume of steam and smoke, its only recorded eruptions have been minor affairs with little danger outside of the sparsely populated rocky desert around its base.
Mount Tepank marks the boundary between the Sultanates of Upper Basaam, Gurah, and Halul.
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