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Generate mountain range names for fantasy maps and fiction, modelled on how real ranges are named: the Andes, the Sierra Nevada, the Hindu Kush, the Drakensberg. Includes real chains and invented ones with the right structure for worldbuilding.

About mountain range names

Mountain ranges are almost always plural or collective, and that shapes how they are named. English uses the definite article plus a plural (the Rockies, the Andes, the Pennines) or a generic like Mountains, Range, Hills, Fells or Highlands (the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Wind River Range, the Scottish Highlands). Other languages contribute their own generics: Sierra (Spanish for saw, from the jagged skyline), Cordillera (a rope or chain of peaks), Massif (a compact block, from French), Ghats (steps, in India), Alps (borrowed from the original range for any high chain), and Kush, Shan and Yoma in Central and East Asia.

The descriptive half of a range name usually says how the mountains look from a distance or what lives there: White Mountains, Black Hills, Bighorn, Sawtooth, Never Summer, Drakensberg (dragon mountain), Karakoram (black gravel). The list also takes in British downs and wolds, undersea chains (the Mid-Atlantic Ridge), lunar and Martian ranges (the Montes Apenninus, the Tharsis Montes) and long-eroded ones (the Caledonides).

Fantasy ranges follow the same rules with a heavier hand: the Worldspine, the Frostbacks, the Grimspine, the Titan's Ribs. A convincing fantasy map mixes one grand named range with plainer neighbours (the Grey Sisters, the Tarnwold Hills) and uses generics from several invented languages so different regions feel like they were named by different peoples.

How to choose mountain range names

  • Use the generic word to set scale and culture: Range or Mountains for English, Sierra or Cordillera for Spanish-flavoured regions, Massif for a compact block, Fells or Hills for lower, older uplands.
  • Name the range for what it looks like from the plains below (Sawtooth, Whitehorns, Dragon's Back), since that is who named most real ranges.
  • Reserve mythic names like the Worldspine or the Gods' Teeth for the single defining range on your map; too many epic names cancel each other out.
  • Sub-ranges can echo the parent (the Front Range, the Sawatch Range within the Rockies), which is a cheap way to make a map feel detailed.
  • Give a range an alternate name in a second in-world language, the way the Southern Alps are also Kā Tiritiri o te Moana, to hint at older peoples.

Frequently asked questions

How are mountain ranges named?

Usually by the people living below them, for appearance (White Mountains, Black Hills, Sawtooth), a resident people or animal (Bighorn, Cambrians), or a legend (Drakensberg, Sangre de Cristo). Explorers and surveyors added many others after monarchs or geographic position (Great Dividing Range, Front Range).

What is the difference between a range, a massif and a cordillera?

A range is a connected line of mountains; a massif is a compact block of peaks that moved as one unit; a cordillera is a system of several parallel ranges, like the Andes. Sierra is Spanish for a jagged range, and fells or hills describe lower or more rounded uplands.

What makes a good fantasy mountain range name?

Plural or collective form, a strong visual image, and a generic word that fits your world's language: the Frostbacks, the Grimspine, the Sarnak Cordillera. Keep most names descriptive and save the mythic ones for the range that matters to the story.

Can I use real range names in a fantasy or historical setting?

Yes, geographic names are free to use. Real names such as the Carpathians or the Hindu Kush suit alternate history, while invented names avoid readers picturing the real place in a secondary world.

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  • The Abajo Mountains
  • The Aberdares
  • The Absaroka Range
  • The Acadian Mountains
  • The Adamawa Plateau
  • The Adirondacks
  • The Admiralty Mountains
  • The Adrar des Ifoghas
  • The Ahaggar
  • The Aiguilles Rouges
  • The Aïr Mountains
  • The Akaishi Mountains
  • The Akna Montes
  • The Al-Idrisi Montes
  • The Alai Mountains
  • The Alaska Range
  • The Alborz
  • The Aldmark Highlands
  • The Aleutian Range
  • The Allardyce Range
  • The Allegheny Mountains
  • The Allgäu Alps
  • The Alpide Belt
  • The Alps
  • The Altai Mountains
  • The Altun Shan
  • The Amargosa Range
  • The Amatola Mountains
  • The American Cordillera
  • The Anaimalai Hills
  • The Ancestral Rocky Mountains
  • The Andes
  • The Andringitra Massif
  • The Ankaratra
  • The Annamite Range
  • The Annapurna Massif
  • The Anti-Atlas
  • The Anti-Lebanon
  • The Anti-Taurus
  • The Anvil Range

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  • The Apennines
  • The Appalachians
  • The Apuan Alps
  • The Apuseni Mountains
  • The Arakan Yoma
  • The Aravalli Range
  • The Arbuckle Mountains
  • The Arctic Cordillera
  • The Ardennes
  • The Arfak Mountains
  • The Arrochar Alps
  • The Arthur Range
  • The Ashenpeaks
  • The Ashladder
  • The Asir Mountains
  • The Aspromonte
  • The Atakora Mountains
  • The Atlas Mountains
  • The Aurès Mountains
  • The Australian Alps
  • The Baffin Mountains
  • The Baikal Mountains
  • The Bale Mountains
  • The Balkan Mountains
  • The Balsam Mountains
  • The Bamenda Highlands
  • The Barisan Mountains
  • The Barrier Range
  • The Basalt Pillars
  • The Basque Mountains
  • The Bavarian Alps
  • The Bayan Har Mountains
  • The Bear's Shoulders
  • The Bears Paw Mountains
  • The Beartooth Mountains
  • The Beinn Fhuar Range
  • The Belisande Heights
  • The Ben Ohau Range
  • The Berkshires
  • The Bernese Alps

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  • The Bernina Range
  • The Berwyns
  • The Beskids
  • The Bieszczady
  • The Big Belt Mountains
  • The Bighorn Mountains
  • The Bismarck Range
  • The Bitterroots
  • The Black Forest
  • The Black Hills
  • The Black Mountains
  • The Blackantlers
  • The Bleakspires
  • The Blue Mountains
  • The Blue Ridge Mountains
  • The Bohemian Forest
  • The Bonefells
  • The Boösaule Montes
  • The Border Fells
  • The Boston Mountains
  • The Boundary Ranges
  • The Bracken Moors
  • The Brakenholt Ridge
  • The Brandberg
  • The Brecon Beacons
  • The Bridger Range
  • The Brindabella Range
  • The British Mountains
  • The Broken Ridge
  • The Broken Saw
  • The Broken Wagon Mountains
  • The Brooks Range
  • The Bryniau Duon
  • The Bucegi Mountains
  • The Buckled Crown
  • The Bugaboos
  • The Bükk
  • The Bulkley Ranges
  • The Bvumba Mountains
  • The Byrranga Mountains

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  • The Cabinet Mountains
  • The Caha Mountains
  • The Cairngorms
  • The Cairnmarch
  • The Cal Madow
  • The Caldessa Reach
  • The Caledonides
  • The Caloris Montes
  • The Cambrian Mountains
  • The Campsie Fells
  • The Candlemas Fells
  • The Cantabrian Mountains
  • The Cape Breton Highlands
  • The Cardamom Hills
  • The Cardamom Mountains
  • The Cariboo Mountains
  • The Carneddau
  • The Carnic Alps
  • The Carpathians
  • The Cartographer's Despair
  • The Cascades
  • The Cassiar Mountains
  • The Catskills
  • The Caucasus
  • The Cederberg
  • The Central Highlands of Vietnam
  • The Central Pangean Mountains
  • The Central Range of Taiwan
  • The Ceraunian Mountains
  • The Cévennes
  • The Chaîne des Puys
  • The Changbai Mountains
  • The Chapada Diamantina
  • The Charitum Montes
  • The Chartreuse Mountains
  • The Chersky Range
  • The Cheviots
  • The Chic-Chocs
  • The Chilcotin Ranges
  • The Chilterns

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  • The Chimanimani Mountains
  • The Chin Hills
  • The Chiricahua Mountains
  • The Chisos Mountains
  • The Chocolate Mountains
  • The Chota Nagpur Plateau
  • The Chugach Mountains
  • The Chūgoku Mountains
  • The Chukotka Mountains
  • The Chuska Mountains
  • The Chyulu Hills
  • The Cinderfells
  • The Cloudgates
  • The Cloudspires
  • The Cloven Wall
  • The Clwydian Range
  • The Coast Mountains
  • The Coldreach Mountains
  • The Columbia Mountains
  • The Comeragh Mountains
  • The Copperbacks
  • The Corbières
  • The Cordillera Apolobamba
  • The Cordillera Blanca
  • The Cordillera Ceniza
  • The Cordillera Central
  • The Cordillera Darwin
  • The Cordillera de Guanacaste
  • The Cordillera de la Costa
  • The Cordillera de Mérida
  • The Cordillera de Nahuelbuta
  • The Cordillera de Talamanca
  • The Cordillera de Tilarán
  • The Cordillera del Cóndor
  • The Cordillera del Paine
  • The Cordillera del Trueno
  • The Cordillera Escarlata
  • The Cordillera Huayhuash
  • The Cordillera Isabelia
  • The Cordillera Negra

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  • The Cordillera Occidental
  • The Cordillera Oriental
  • The Cordillera Real
  • The Cordillera Septentrional
  • The Cordillera Sombra
  • The Cordillera Urubamba
  • The Cordillera Vilcabamba
  • The Cordillera Vilcanota
  • The Coromandel Range
  • The Cotswolds
  • The Cottian Alps
  • The Crazy Mountains
  • The Crimean Mountains
  • The Crna Planina
  • The Crocker Range
  • The Crone's Fingers
  • The Crouching Wolves
  • The Crystal Mountains
  • The Cuillin
  • The Culebra Range
  • The Cumberland Mountains
  • The Cumbrian Mountains
  • The Cypress Hills
  • The Daba Mountains
  • The Dachstein Mountains
  • The Dângrêk Mountains
  • The Danu Montes
  • The Darling Range
  • The Darran Mountains
  • The Davis Mountains
  • The Dawna Range
  • The Dawnscarps
  • The Daxue Mountains
  • The De Long Mountains
  • The Deep Creek Range
  • The Deepfold Ridge
  • The Denti del Drago
  • The Dents du Loup
  • The Derryveagh Mountains
  • The Dhauladhar

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  • The Dhaulagiri Himal
  • The Dhofar Mountains
  • The Diablo Range
  • The Dinaric Alps
  • The Djurdjura
  • The Dolomites
  • The Donnerkamm
  • The Dovrefjell
  • The Dragon's Back
  • The Dragoon Mountains
  • The Drakensberg
  • The Drakeroost Mountains
  • The Drowned Sisters
  • The Druim Liath
  • The Dry Bones Mountains
  • The Dun Barrens
  • The Dun Voran Range
  • The Durmitor
  • The Duskramparts
  • The Dzhugdzhur Range
  • The Dzungarian Alatau
  • The Eagletors
  • The East Pacific Rise
  • The Eastern Arc Mountains
  • The Eastern Ghats
  • The Écrins
  • The Eifel
  • The Elbe Sandstone Mountains
  • The Elk Mountains
  • The Ellsworth Mountains
  • The Emberpeaks
  • The Embersteps
  • The Emperor Seamounts
  • The Emperor's Wall
  • The Endicott Mountains
  • The Ennedi Plateau
  • The Erongo Mountains
  • The Eskarran Wall
  • The Eternity Range
  • The Ethiopian Highlands

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  • The Evenmoor Uplands
  • The Executive Committee Range
  • The Făgăraș Mountains
  • The Fairweather Range
  • The Falkenzinnen
  • The Fallen Colonnade
  • The Far Divide
  • The Farholds
  • The Fatra
  • The Fellmarch
  • The Fergana Range
  • The Fichtel Mountains
  • The Finisterre Range
  • The Five Kings
  • The Flat Tops
  • The Flinders Ranges
  • The Forgeheights
  • The Forty Hermits
  • The Fouta Djallon
  • The Franconia Range
  • The Franconian Jura
  • The Franklin Mountains
  • The Freyja Montes
  • The Front Range
  • The Frostbacks
  • The Frostgebirge
  • The Frozen Choir
  • The Frozen Wave
  • The Funeral Mountains
  • The Gakkel Ridge
  • The Gallatin Range
  • The Galtee Mountains
  • The Gamburtsev Mountains
  • The Gangdise Range
  • The Gaoligong Mountains
  • The Garhwal Himalaya
  • The Garibaldi Ranges
  • The Garo Hills
  • The Gennargentu
  • The Giant Mountains

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  • The Giant's Knuckles
  • The Glarus Alps
  • The Glassneedles
  • The Gloamcombs
  • The Glyderau
  • The Gobi Altai
  • The Gods' Teeth
  • The Gore Range
  • The Graian Alps
  • The Grampians
  • The Gran Sasso Massif
  • The Grandfathers
  • The Granite Choir
  • The Great Craggy Mountains
  • The Great Dividing Range
  • The Great Escarpment
  • The Great Smoky Mountains
  • The Greater Khingan
  • The Green Mountains
  • The Greenmantle Hills
  • The Grey Corries
  • The Grey Sisters
  • The Greyshoulders
  • The Greywall
  • The Grimspine
  • The Gros Ventre Range
  • The Guadalupe Mountains
  • The Guiana Highlands
  • The Hadrakar Spine
  • The Hajar Mountains
  • The Hallowmere Fells
  • The Hamersley Range
  • The Hamgyong Mountains
  • The Hanging Peaks
  • The Haraz Mountains
  • The Harz
  • The Hawaiian Ridge
  • The Hazelton Mountains
  • The Hejaz Mountains
  • The Helan Mountains

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  • The Hellespontus Montes
  • The Helmcrests
  • The Hengduan Mountains
  • The Henry Mountains
  • The Heron Downs
  • The Hex River Mountains
  • The Hida Mountains
  • The Hidaka Mountains
  • The High Atlas
  • The Highspires
  • The Hillary Montes
  • The Himalayas
  • The Hindu Kush
  • The Hindu Raj
  • The Hoàng Liên Son
  • The Hohe Tauern
  • The Hollowfells
  • The Hooded Pilgrims
  • The Hound's Hackles
  • The Howgill Fells
  • The Howling Stair
  • The Huachuca Mountains
  • The Hudson Highlands
  • The Hunters and the Hart
  • The Hyperborean Mountains
  • The Iberian System
  • The Ilmar Peaks
  • The Imarwen Peaks
  • The Imaus
  • The Inland Kaikōuras
  • The Innuitian Mountains
  • The Insular Mountains
  • The Inyo Mountains
  • The Ironteeth
  • The Japanese Alps
  • The Jarbidge Mountains
  • The Jasper Peaks
  • The Jayawijaya Mountains
  • The Jebel al-Qamar
  • The Jebel Aswad

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  • The Jemez Mountains
  • The Jibal al-Rih
  • The John Crow Mountains
  • The Jotunheimen
  • The Juan de Fuca Ridge
  • The Julian Alps
  • The Jura
  • The Kabylie
  • The Kaçkar Mountains
  • The Kaikōura Ranges
  • The Kailash Range
  • The Kaimai Range
  • The Kaimanawa Range
  • The Kaldfjell Range
  • The Kamnik Alps
  • The Kanchenjunga Himal
  • The Karakoram
  • The Karawanks
  • The Karsk Range
  • The Karwendel
  • The Kebnekaise Massif
  • The Kelmar Uplands
  • The Kenai Mountains
  • The Kestrel Braes
  • The Khamar-Daban
  • The Khangai Mountains
  • The Khasi Hills
  • The Khentii Mountains
  • The Khibiny
  • The Khomas Highland
  • The Kii Mountains
  • The Kimberley Ranges
  • The King Range
  • The Kingsmarch Mountains
  • The Kingsteeth
  • The Kirthar Range
  • The Kiso Mountains
  • The Kittatinny Mountains
  • The Klamath Mountains
  • The Kneeling Monks

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  • The Knockmealdown Mountains
  • The Knuckles Range
  • The Kodar Mountains
  • The Kofa Mountains
  • The Koh-e Sard
  • The Koh-i-Baba
  • The Kok-Tash Range
  • The Kolyma Mountains
  • The Kootenay Ranges
  • The Kopet Dag
  • The Koryak Mountains
  • The Kumaon Himalaya
  • The Kunlun Mountains
  • The Kurogane Range
  • The Kuskokwim Mountains
  • The Kuznetsk Alatau
  • The Kyrenia Range
  • The Kyrgyz Ala-Too
  • The Kyushu Mountains
  • The La Sal Mountains
  • The Ladakh Range
  • The Laguna Mountains
  • The Lammermuirs
  • The Langeberg
  • The Lantern Hills
  • The Laramie Mountains
  • The Larkspur Uplands
  • The Last Light Range
  • The Lastwatch Range
  • The Laurentians
  • The Leaning Spires
  • The Lebanon Mountains
  • The Lebombo Mountains
  • The Lemhi Range
  • The Lepontine Alps
  • The Lesser Khingan
  • The Lewis Range
  • The Limestone Sisters
  • The Lincolnshire Wolds
  • The Little Belt Mountains

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  • The Livingston Range
  • The Livingstone Mountains
  • The Lodestone Range
  • The Lomonosov Ridge
  • The Long Range Mountains
  • The Longfellow Mountains
  • The Longshadow Mountains
  • The Lorvessa Highlands
  • The Lost Mule Range
  • The Lost River Range
  • The Louisville Ridge
  • The Lyngen Alps
  • The MacDonnell Ranges
  • The MacGillycuddy's Reeks
  • The Mackenzie Mountains
  • The Macquarie Ridge
  • The Madison Range
  • The Madonie
  • The Magaliesberg
  • The Mahabharat Range
  • The Mahalangur Himal
  • The Mahoosuc Range
  • The Maloti Mountains
  • The Malverns
  • The Mamores
  • The Mandara Mountains
  • The Manzano Mountains
  • The Maoke Mountains
  • The Mapmaker's Hills
  • The Marble Mountains
  • The Marching Giants
  • The Maritime Alps
  • The Marra Mountains
  • The Marrowfells
  • The Mason's Folly
  • The Massif Central
  • The Massif de la Hotte
  • The Massif des Maures
  • The Massif des Orages
  • The Matobo Hills

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  • The Mátra
  • The Maumturks
  • The Mauritanides
  • The Maxwell Montes
  • The Maya Mountains
  • The Mazatzal Mountains
  • The McPherson Range
  • The Mealy Mountains
  • The Medicine Bow Mountains
  • The Mendips
  • The Mid-Atlantic Ridge
  • The Mid-Pacific Mountains
  • The Middle Atlas
  • The Midsummer Mountains
  • The Miners' Wall
  • The Mission Mountains
  • The Mistcowls
  • The Mitumba Mountains
  • The Mogollon Mountains
  • The Monashees
  • The Mont Blanc Massif
  • The Montagne Noire
  • The Montes Agricola
  • The Montes Apenninus
  • The Montes Aurelii
  • The Montes de León
  • The Montes de Toledo
  • The Montes Ferrati
  • The Montes Haemus
  • The Montes Harbinger
  • The Montes Nebulosi
  • The Montes Recti
  • The Montes Rook
  • The Montes Spitzbergen
  • The Montes Teneriffe
  • The Monti Pallidi
  • The Monti Sibillini
  • The Monts d'Argent
  • The Monts Dore
  • The Monts du Cantal

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  • The Morrigan Fells
  • The Morvan
  • The Mosquito Range
  • The Mount Lofty Ranges
  • The Mountains of Kong
  • The Mountains of the Moon
  • The Mourne Mountains
  • The Mourners
  • The Mulanje Massif
  • The Müller Mountains
  • The Mummy Range
  • The Musgrave Ranges
  • The Muskwa Ranges
  • The Mynydd Arawn
  • The Nafusa Mountains
  • The Naga Hills
  • The Nameless Range
  • The Nanling Mountains
  • The Naukluft Mountains
  • The Nephin Beg Range
  • The Nereidum Montes
  • The Never Summer Mountains
  • The New England Seamounts
  • The New England Tableland
  • The Nightwall
  • The Nilgiris
  • The Nimba Range
  • The Nine Sentinels
  • The Ninetyeast Ridge
  • The Noonday Peaks
  • The Nordfjell
  • The North Downs
  • The North Wind's Teeth
  • The North York Moors
  • The Northern Limestone Alps
  • The Notre Dame Mountains
  • The Nuba Mountains
  • The Nyenchen Tanglha
  • The Nyika Plateau
  • The Obsidian Saws

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  • The Ochils
  • The Ochoco Mountains
  • The Odenwald
  • The Ogilvie Mountains
  • The Okanagan Highland
  • The Old Men of the North
  • The Olympic Mountains
  • The Omineca Mountains
  • The Oquirrh Mountains
  • The Ore Mountains
  • The Oregon Coast Range
  • The Organ Mountains
  • The Ortler Alps
  • The Orun Highlands
  • The Oskerry Tors
  • The Osogovo Mountains
  • The Ostravel Alps
  • The Otterburn Fells
  • The Ötztal Alps
  • The Ōu Mountains
  • The Ouachita Mountains
  • The Outeniqua Mountains
  • The Owen Stanley Range
  • The Ozarks
  • The Pacific Ranges
  • The Pakaraima Mountains
  • The Palani Hills
  • The Palesteeples
  • The Pamirs
  • The Panamint Range
  • The Paparoa Range
  • The Paropamisus
  • The Patagonian Andes
  • The Patkai
  • The Pegu Yoma
  • The Peninsular Ranges
  • The Pennine Alps
  • The Pennines
  • The Pensacola Mountains
  • The Pentland Hills

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  • The Petermann Ranges
  • The Petrified Herd
  • The Pewter Range
  • The Phlegra Montes
  • The Piatra Craiului
  • The Picket Range
  • The Picos de Europa
  • The Pieniny
  • The Pilgrim's Sorrow
  • The Pinaleño Mountains
  • The Pindus
  • The Pioneer Mountains
  • The Pir Panjal
  • The Pirin
  • The Ploughman's Furrows
  • The Poconos
  • The Pontic Mountains
  • The Porcupine Mountains
  • The Precordillera
  • The Preseli Hills
  • The Presidential Range
  • The Prince Charles Mountains
  • The Prokletije
  • The Purcells
  • The Putorana Plateau
  • The Pyrenees
  • The Qilian Mountains
  • The Qinling Mountains
  • The Quantocks
  • The Quartz Pinnacles
  • The Queen Alexandra Range
  • The Queen Charlotte Mountains
  • The Queen Maud Mountains
  • The Rabbit Ears Range
  • The Rainshadow Range
  • The Ramshead Mountains
  • The Rätikon
  • The Raven's Rookery
  • The Ravenreach
  • The Ravnfjell Range

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  • The Red Sea Hills
  • The Redwall Mountains
  • The Remarkables
  • The Retezat Mountains
  • The Reykjanes Ridge
  • The Rhaetian Alps
  • The Rhinogydd
  • The Rhodopes
  • The Rhön
  • The Richardson Mountains
  • The Rif Mountains
  • The Rila
  • The Rimutaka Range
  • The Riphean Mountains
  • The Riven Hills
  • The Rockies
  • The Rodna Mountains
  • The Rondane
  • The Royal Society Range
  • The Ruahine Range
  • The Ruby Mountains
  • The Rwenzori
  • The Sacramento Mountains
  • The Safed Koh
  • The Saffron Scarps
  • The Saharan Atlas
  • The Sahyadri
  • The Saint Elias Mountains
  • The Saint Francois Mountains
  • The Salt River Range
  • The Salt Spires
  • The Saltfangs
  • The San Bernardino Mountains
  • The San Gabriel Mountains
  • The San Jacinto Mountains
  • The San Juan Mountains
  • The Sandia Mountains
  • The Sandstone Kings
  • The Sangre de Cristo Mountains
  • The Santa Ana Mountains

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  • The Santa Catalina Mountains
  • The Santa Cruz Mountains
  • The Santa Lucia Range
  • The Šar Mountains
  • The Sarawat Mountains
  • The Sarnak Cordillera
  • The Saruwaged Range
  • The Satpura Range
  • The Sawatch Range
  • The Sawtooth Range
  • The Sayan Mountains
  • The Scandes
  • The Scandinavian Mountains
  • The Schattenberge
  • The Schwaner Mountains
  • The Scottish Highlands
  • The Seaward Kaikōuras
  • The Selkirks
  • The Selway Crags
  • The Selwyn Mountains
  • The Sentinel Range
  • The Serpent's Spine
  • The Serra da Canastra
  • The Serra da Estrela
  • The Serra da Mantiqueira
  • The Serra de Monchique
  • The Serra de Tramuntana
  • The Serra do Espinhaço
  • The Serra do Gerês
  • The Serra do Mar
  • The Serra do Roncador
  • The Serra do Vento
  • The Serra dos Carajás
  • The Serra dos Órgãos
  • The Serra Geral
  • The Serranía de la Macarena
  • The Serranía de Ronda
  • The Serranía del Darién
  • The Serranía del Perijá
  • The Seven Brothers

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  • The Seven Devils Mountains
  • The Shackleton Range
  • The Shan Hills
  • The Shattered Crown
  • The Shawangunk Ridge
  • The Shenandoah Mountains
  • The Shepherds' Backbone
  • The Shieldwall
  • The Shropshire Hills
  • The Sierra Buttes
  • The Sierra Cuervo
  • The Sierra de Cazorla
  • The Sierra de Grazalema
  • The Sierra de Gredos
  • The Sierra de Guadarrama
  • The Sierra de Juárez
  • The Sierra de la Ventana
  • The Sierra de los Cuchumatanes
  • The Sierra de San Pedro Mártir
  • The Sierra del Escambray
  • The Sierra del Sol
  • The Sierra Madre
  • The Sierra Madre del Sur
  • The Sierra Madre Occidental
  • The Sierra Madre of Luzon
  • The Sierra Madre Oriental
  • The Sierra Maestra
  • The Sierra Morena
  • The Sierra Nevada
  • The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
  • The Sierra Nevada del Cocuy
  • The Sierra Tarahumara
  • The Sierra Ventosa
  • The Sierras de Córdoba
  • The Sierras Pampeanas
  • The Sikhote-Alin
  • The Sikkim Himalaya
  • The Sila
  • The Silent Watchers
  • The Silver Tines

T, continued

  • The Silvercrests
  • The Silvretta
  • The Simien Mountains
  • The Singing Mountains
  • The Siskiyou Mountains
  • The Sistema Central
  • The Siwalik Hills
  • The Skeena Mountains
  • The Skyfangs
  • The Skyladder
  • The Slate Fells
  • The Slatebrows
  • The Sleeping Giants
  • The Sliabh Dorcha
  • The Sliabh na Gaoithe
  • The Slieve Bloom Mountains
  • The Smugglers' Ridge
  • The Snake Range
  • The Sneeuberg
  • The Snowmantle Range
  • The Snowy Mountains
  • The Snowy Range
  • The Sobaek Mountains
  • The Sør Rondane Mountains
  • The South Downs
  • The Southern Alps
  • The Southern Uplands
  • The Southwest Indian Ridge
  • The Soutpansberg
  • The Spearheads
  • The Sperrins
  • The Spin Ghar
  • The Spring Mountains
  • The Sredinny Range
  • The Stag's Crown
  • The Stagtines
  • The Standing Storm
  • The Stanovoy Range
  • The Star Mountains
  • The Stara Planina

T, continued

  • The Starneedles
  • The Stauning Alps
  • The Stikine Ranges
  • The Stirling Range
  • The Stone Shepherds
  • The Stormberg
  • The Stormbrows
  • The Stormcrown Range
  • The Strawberry Mountains
  • The Stubai Alps
  • The Sturmgebirge
  • The Sudetes
  • The Sudirman Range
  • The Sulaiman Mountains
  • The Sun's Anvil
  • The Sundered Peaks
  • The Sundered Shield
  • The Sundering Wall
  • The Sunnmøre Alps
  • The Suntar-Khayata Range
  • The Superstition Mountains
  • The Swabian Jura
  • The Swan Range
  • The Swartberg
  • The Świętokrzyskie Mountains
  • The Taconic Mountains
  • The Taebaek Mountains
  • The Taihang Mountains
  • The Taita Hills
  • The Takitimu Mountains
  • The Talkeetna Mountains
  • The Tanggula Mountains
  • The Tannu-Ola
  • The Tantalus Range
  • The Tararua Range
  • The Tarnwold Hills
  • The Tartarus Montes
  • The Tassili n'Ajjer
  • The Tatoosh Range
  • The Tatras

T, continued

  • The Taunus
  • The Taurus Mountains
  • The Taygetus
  • The Tehachapi Mountains
  • The Tell Atlas
  • The Tenasserim Hills
  • The Tenmile Range
  • The Tenzing Montes
  • The Terskey Ala-Too
  • The Tetons
  • The Tharsis Montes
  • The Thessarine Chain
  • The Thistle Pikes
  • The Thornback Range
  • The Three Crones
  • The Three Rivers Divide
  • The Thundercaps
  • The Thunderhead Range
  • The Thuringian Forest
  • The Tian Shan
  • The Tibesti
  • The Timan Ridge
  • The Titan's Ribs
  • The Titiwangsa Mountains
  • The Toba Kakar Range
  • The Tobacco Root Mountains
  • The Toiyabe Range
  • The Tolvane Massif
  • The Toquima Range
  • The Tordenfjell
  • The Torngat Mountains
  • The Totes Gebirge
  • The Trans-Alai Range
  • The Trans-Himalaya
  • The Transantarctic Mountains
  • The Transverse Ranges
  • The Transylvanian Alps
  • The Trinity Alps
  • The Tröllaskagi
  • The Trollheimen

T, continued

  • The Troodos Mountains
  • The Trường Sơn Range
  • The Tsangpo Highlands
  • The Tsitsikamma Mountains
  • The Tsodilo Hills
  • The Tumuc-Humac Mountains
  • The Turtle Mountains
  • The Tushar Mountains
  • The Twelve Apostles
  • The Twelve Bens
  • The Twin Heralds
  • The Udzungwa Mountains
  • The Uinta Mountains
  • The Uluguru Mountains
  • The Ulvaren Divide
  • The Unaka Mountains
  • The Unclimbed
  • The Unicoi Mountains
  • The Urals
  • The Usambara Mountains
  • The Uwharrie Mountains
  • The Vaelen Massif
  • The Valdai Hills
  • The Valhalla Ranges
  • The Variscides
  • The Varn Massif
  • The Vashtal Wall
  • The Velebit
  • The Vercors
  • The Verkhoyansk Range
  • The Vermilion Range
  • The Victorian Alps
  • The Vindhya Range
  • The Vinterberg
  • The Virunga Mountains
  • The Vitosha
  • The Vosges
  • The Vuchya Planina
  • The Wailing Tors
  • The Waitākere Ranges

T, continued

  • The Wallowa Mountains
  • The Walvis Ridge
  • The Warner Mountains
  • The Warrumbungles
  • The Wasatch Range
  • The Waterberg
  • The Weaver's Comb
  • The Western Ghats
  • The Wet Mountains
  • The Wetterstein
  • The Whaleback Range
  • The Whispering Range
  • The White Maidens
  • The White Mountains
  • The Whitehorns
  • The Wichita Mountains
  • The Wicklow Mountains
  • The Widow's Spine
  • The Wilhelmina Mountains
  • The Wind River Range
  • The Windcombs
  • The Winter's Hold
  • The Winterhorns
  • The Wolfcrags
  • The Wolkenwand
  • The World's Rim
  • The Worldspine
  • The Wrangell Mountains
  • The Wudang Mountains
  • The Wuyi Mountains
  • The Wyoming Range
  • The Wyrm's Vertebrae
  • The Yablonoi Mountains
  • The Yorkshire Wolds
  • The Zagros Mountains
  • The Zambales Mountains
  • The Zanskar Range
  • The Zhen Shan Range
  • The Zhurak Teeth
  • The Zillertal Alps