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Qian Mountains

mountains, China
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  • Liaodong Peninsula, China
    Liaodong Peninsula

    …range is known as the Qian Mountains. The backbone of the peninsula consists of a number of parallel mountain ranges formed from ancient granites and shales. These mountains have been weathered into sharp peaks and ridges and are rarely more than 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) high, but the highest peak,…

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    …range is known as the Qian Mountains. The backbone of the peninsula consists of a number of parallel mountain ranges formed from ancient granites and shales. These mountains have been weathered into sharp peaks and ridges and are rarely more than 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) high, but the highest peak,…

    Read More