Himalayas: Asia: Nepal, India, Bhutan, China, Pakistan; highest mountains on Earth
Karakoram: Pakistan, India and China; home of K2
Hindu Kush: Afghanistan and Pakistan
Tian Shan: Central Asia, in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and China
Altai: Central Asia, where Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan meet
Ural Mountains: Russia; traditional border between Europe and Asia
Caucasus: Between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea; Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia
Zagros: Iran and Iraq
Western Ghats: Along the west coast of India
Alps: Europe: France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany, Slovenia
Pyrenees: Between France and Spain
Carpathians: Eastern Europe: Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine, Romania
Apennines: Run down the middle of Italy
Balkan Mountains: Bulgaria
Scandinavian Mountains: Norway and Sweden
Dolomites: Northern Italy; a part of the Alps
Sierra Nevada (Spain): Southern Spain; highest peaks on the Iberian mainland
Atlas Mountains: Northwest Africa: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia
Drakensberg: South Africa, Lesotho
Ethiopian Highlands: Ethiopia; the roof of Africa
Rwenzori Mountains: Uganda and DR Congo; the Mountains of the Moon
Rocky Mountains: North America: from Canada through the western United States
Appalachian Mountains: Eastern North America: from Canada down to Alabama
Sierra Nevada (California): California and Nevada; includes Yosemite and Mount Whitney
Cascade Range: Pacific Northwest: California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia
Coast Ranges: Along the Pacific coast of North America
Ozark Mountains: Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma
Adirondack Mountains: Northern New York State
Black Hills: South Dakota and Wyoming
Brooks Range: Northern Alaska
Alaska Range: Alaska; includes Denali
Sierra Madre Occidental: Western Mexico
Sierra Madre Oriental: Eastern Mexico
Andes: South America; the longest mountain range on Earth, down the west side
Great Dividing Range: Eastern Australia
Southern Alps: South Island, New Zealand
Transantarctic Mountains: Antarctica; cross the continent
Great Smoky Mountains: Tennessee and North Carolina; part of the Appalachians
Blue Ridge Mountains: Virginia to Georgia; part of the Appalachians
Green Mountains: Vermont
White Mountains: New Hampshire

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