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The '''Zian Mountains''' are a {{wp|mountain range}} that runs from the [[Danaska River]] through northwestern [[Zamastan]] along the [[Horseshoe Bay (body of water)|Horseshoe Bay Valley]].
The '''Zian Mountains''' are a {{wp|mountain range}} that runs from the [[Danaska River]] through northwestern [[Zamastan]] along the [[Horseshoe Bay (body of water)|Horseshoe Bay Valley]]. They are the second-longest mountain range in the country after the [[Louise Mountains]].


The mountains lie within the [[Administrative District (Zamastan)|provinces]] of [[Zian]], [[Northern Isle]], [[Pahl]], and [[Jade]], and they hold a significant contribution to the mining sectors of the [[Economy of Zamastan]] being rich in ores and rare-earth minerals.
The mountains lie within the [[Administrative District (Zamastan)|provinces]] of [[Zian]], [[Northern Isle]], [[Pahl]], and [[Jade]], and they hold a significant contribution to the mining sectors of the [[Economy of Zamastan]] being rich in ores and rare-earth minerals.

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Zian Mountains
Moraine Lake 17092005.jpg
Lake Themba in Zian Mountain National Park
Highest point
PeakGrouse Mountain
Elevation4,970 m (16,310 ft)
Dimensions
Length2,100 km (1,300 mi)
Width212 km (132 mi)
Geography
CountriesZamastan
Geology
Age of rockCarboniferous
Type of rockMetamorphic, igneous, sedimentary

The Zian Mountains are a mountain range that runs from the Danaska River through northwestern Zamastan along the Horseshoe Bay Valley. They are the second-longest mountain range in the country after the Louise Mountains.

The mountains lie within the provinces of Zian, Northern Isle, Pahl, and Jade, and they hold a significant contribution to the mining sectors of the Economy of Zamastan being rich in ores and rare-earth minerals.

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