The northern terminus of this mountain range is the minor Pay-Khoy Ridge, and its southernmost extension is a region of uplands known as the Mughalzhar Hills.
The northern terminus of this mountain range is the minor Pay-Khoy Ridge, and its southernmost extension is a region of uplands known as the Mughalzhar Hills. The most numerous indigenous group in this mountain range is the Bashkir people, while other minor groups include the Nenets, Mansi, and Khanty peoples. The northern region of this range includes the chain's highest peaks, including Mount Narodnaya. Almost the entire eastern slope of this mountain range is drained by the Ob river system, and a major river on the western slope is the Kama, a tributary of the Volga. Near its southernmost extent, this chain is drained by its namesake river, which flows into the Caspian Sea. FTP, name this mountain range in west-central Russia that forms a major part of the traditional boundary between Europe and Asia.
The northern terminus of this mountain range is the minor Pay-Khoy Ridge, and its southernmost extension is a region of uplands known as the Mughalzhar Hills.
{Ural} Mountains ({also accept} Uralsky Khrebet)