Yukisora Mountains (Pacifica)
| Yukisora mountains | |
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| ゆきそら山 (pl); Юкисорские Горы (st) | |
| Highest point | |
| Peak | Mount Tenshinoe, Sevaria, Pelinai |
| Elevation | 5,037 m (16,526 ft) |
| Dimensions | |
| Length | 1,539 km (956 mi) |
| Geography | |
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The Yukisora Mountains are a mountain range running along the southeastern edge of Bailtem, separating the eastern coast from the South Bailtemmic Plain region. They extend from slightly north of Mount Tenshinoe in Sevaria to southern Stelossia, with the island of Zholtiya sometimes also being included in the same geological formation. The Yukisoran range is notable for possessing five different active volcanoes distributed across its length, along with the large amount of volcanic ash soil that can be found on the highlands and plains around it.
The Yukisora mountains strongly impeded travel between western and eastern Milayakh from prehistory until the 1950s, playing a major role in determining the distribution of different languages in Pelinai. It formed most of the historical western borders of the Kingdom of Stelossia, the Sevar Karaltsate, and the Yukisoran Confederation, as well as the eastern border of the Loshkar Dakaraltsate, while the modern Pelinese border continues to follow it today. The highlands around the Yukisoran range also possess several of Pelinai’s major cities, primarily including Botanhata, Korolyeviya, and Dainēsa.