Geographic area containing numerous geologically related mountains.
Geographic area containing numerous mountains, not necessarily geologically related to each other.
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Physical Features.-Themountain system is extremely complex, especially that of the northern region.
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On leaving the forest, the mountain system of the country appeared before the explorers.
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Our Appalachian mountain system is nowhere volcanic in its origin.
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A single hill is not a mountain system, and has not the same disadvantages.
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It possessed a special orography, a mountain system which made it a world apart.
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The Appalachian mountain system cut off the seaboard of the United States from the interior.
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Every other European country possesses a mountain system which gives form and solidity to its structure.
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ANDES, a vast mountain system forming a continuous chain of highland along the western coast of South America.
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And within the wide scope of country which lies nestling inside of that mountain system may to this day be found-
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After crossing a stretch of beautiful savanna, known as Sabana del Puerto, the ascent of a range of the central mountain system begins.
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For these mountains are only second in size in all Europe to the Alps themselves, forming the eastern wing of the great European mountain system.
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ALPS, the collective name for one of the great mountain systems of Europe.
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The Rocky Mountain system extends from Canada (the Tukon territory) into N.E.
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West of the Rocky Mountains is the Pacific Mountain System.
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The Pacific Mountain system includes four ranges.
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Between the Pacific Mountain and the Rocky Mountain systems lies the vast Central Plateau region, or Yukon plateau.