Chrislock Mountains

The Chrislock Mountains is a mountain range in Siere, ranging from west Siere to the Kamver-Stagg border. The mountain range is analogous to the Hilley Mountains, except quite colder being that Siere is near to the Arctic Circle. Today, the mountain range is residence to considerable Native tribes as well as teeming with wildlife, some endemic to Siere itself. Tribes here involve the Silent Hounds Tribe which has endured here since 8 BC. The mountain is seen as a historic site as it existed for 2022 years, being a few hundred years older than the Hilleys. 
== Ecology ==
The flora and fauna of Siere are very well eclectic. The climate varies with dry, chilly boreal forests enveloping the jagged peaks and snow-capped peaks at the top with steady snowfall. Animals can vary with around 30 species of animals; in the boreal woodland, red foxes, black bears, mule deer, fox squirrels, raccoons, opossums, bernard’s salamander, mink, swift rats, groundhogs, hauntings, lemmings, whistler moose, chamois, and wild hamsters, peaks include; the hawk, chamois and prairie dogs. 
Flora includes the jack pine, strawberry pine, ponderosa, aspen, bristlecone, blueberries, fly agaric, wolfsbane, giant hogweed, leafy spurge, ferns, lichens, spotted knapweed, spotted cordgrass, monkshood, lupine, wild sweet pea, bane berries, and devil’s club. 
Category:Mountain Ranges