A mountain range of southern Mexico along the Pacific coast.
Sierra Madre del Sur
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Si·er·ra Ma·dre del Sur (sē-ĕr'ə mä'drā dĕl sūr', syĕr'ä mä'drĕ)  |
A mountain range of southern Mexico along the Pacific coast.
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Sierra Madre (syā'rä mä'THrā), chief mountain system of Mexico, consisting of the Sierra Madre Oriental, the Sierra Madre Occidental, and the Sierra Madre del Sur and forming the dissected edges of the vast central Mexican plateau; a volcanic belt along the plateau's southern edge links the three sierras. Extending from northwest to southeast through Mexico from the U.S. border, the rugged Sierra Madres, 6,000-12,000 ft (1,829-3,658 m) high, with deep, steep-sided canyons (barrancas), have long been a barrier to east-west travel. The terrain ranges from permanently snow-covered peaks to hot, tropical valleys; and from the humid, thickly vegetated seaward slopes to the dry, largely barren interior-facing slopes. Agricultural products vary according to the climate. Lumbering is done in the N Sierra Madre Occidental. The Sierra Madres have a great wealth of minerals including iron ore, lead, silver, and gold. The mountains are sparsely populated, with settlement limited to mining towns and agricultural communities. The Sierra Madres hold good potential for hydroelectric-power development, and several stations have been built in the northern ranges. The Sierra Madre Oriental (ōryĕntäl'), beginning in barren hills S of the Rio Grande, runs for c.700 mi (1,130 km) roughly parallel to the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, ranging from 10 to 200 mi (16-320 km) inland. It reaches an elevation of 18,700 ft (5,700 m) in Citlaltépetl, which belongs also to the volcanic belt, Cordillera de Anáhuac. This belt, which divides Mexico in half at about lat. 19° N and includes the peaks Popocatépetl and Iztaccihuatl, on the other end joins the Sierra Madre Occidental (ōk'sēdĕntäl'). This range, paralleling the Pacific coast for c.1,000 mi (1,610 km), extends SE from Arizona. Its main escarpment is more abrupt than that of the eastern cordillera. From c.5,000 ft (1,520 m) in the north, elevations reach over 10,000 ft (3,048 m) in the south. The Sierra Madre del Sur (dĕl sʊr') is a tumbled, broken mass of uptilted mountains that touch the Pacific coast but form into no clearly defined range. It spreads over S Mexico between the volcanic belt and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and forms the natural harbor of Acapulco.
| Wikipedia: List of mountain ranges |
This is a list of mountain ranges organized alphabetically by continent. Ranges on other astronomical bodies are listed afterward.
See also: Category:Mountain ranges by continent
Contents |
Earth
By length
- Mid-ocean ridge - 65,000 km [1]d
- Andes - 7000+ km
- Rocky Mountains - 4800- km
- Himalayas - ~3800 km
- Great Dividing Range - 3700 km
- Transantarctic Mountains - 3500 km
By Continent
Asia
See Category:Mountain ranges of Asia
- Alborz (Iran)
- Al Hajar Mountains (Oman, in new jersey)
- Altai Mountains (Russia, China, Mongolia, Kazakhstan)
- Annamite Range (Laos, Vietnam)
- Anti-Lebanon (Lebanon, Syria)
- Arabian Mountain
- Bynar Range
- Caraballo (Philippines)
- Cardamom Mountains (Cambodia)
- Caucasus (Southern Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Northern Iran)
- Celestial Mountains
- Cherskiy Range (Siberia)
- Chittagong Hill Tracts (Bangladesh)
- Cordillera Central (Philippines)
- Dzhugdzhur Mountains (Siberia)
- Eastern Ghats (India)
- Elburiagan Mountains
- Gydan Mountains
- Himalaya (Nepal, Bhutan, China, India, Pakistan)
- Fansipan (Vietnam)
- Japanese Alps (Japan)
- Khibinsky Mountains (Russia)
- Khingan Mountains (China)
- Kinabalu (Malaysia)
- Kirthar Mountains (Pakistan)
- Knuckles Mountain Range (Sri Lanka)
- Koryak Mountains (Siberia)
- Kunlun Mountains (Tibet)
- Kurai Mountains (Russia)
- Owen Stanley Range (New Guinea)
- Safed Koh (Afghanistan, Pakistan)
- Salt Range (Pakistan)
- Sayan Mountains (Siberia)
- Sierra Madre (Philippines)
- Sikhote Alin Mountains (Siberia)
- Stanovoi Range (Siberia)
- Sulaiman Mountains (Pakistan, Iran)
- Taurus Mountains (Turkey)
- Toba Kakar Range (Afghanistan, Pakistan)
- Tian Shan (China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan)
- Titiwangsa Mountains (Malaysia, Thailand)
- Ural Mountains (Russia, Kazakhstan)
- Verkhoyansk Mountains (Siberia)
- Vindhya Range (India)
- Western Ghats (India)
- Yablonoi Mountains (Siberia)
- Yushan (Taiwan)
- Zagros Mountains (Iran, Iraq)
- Zangezur Mountains (Armenia, Azerbaijan)
Europe
- Alps (Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, and Switzerland)
- Eastern Alps
- Central Eastern Alps (Austria, Switzerland, and Italy)
- Bergamo Alps
- Hohe Tauern
- Ankogel Group
- Defereggen Mountains
- Glockner Group
- Goldberg Group
- Granatspitz Group
- Hafner Group
- Kreuzeck Group
- Rieserferner Group
- Schober Group
- Venediger Group
- Kitzbühel Alps
- Niedere Tauern
- Ötztal Alps
- Rhaetian Alps
- Stubai Alps
- Tux Alps
- Verwall Alps
- Zillertal Alps
- Northern Limestone Alps (Austria and Germany)
- Southern Limestone Alps (Austria, Italy, and Slovenia)
- Central Eastern Alps (Austria, Switzerland, and Italy)
- Western Alps (France, Switzerland, and Italy)
- Eastern Alps
- Apennines, Italy
- Belasitsa, Bulgaria, Greece and Republic of Macedonia
- Black Forest, Germany
- Black Mountains, Wales
- Brecon Beacons, Wales
- Cairngorms, Scotland
- Cantabrian Mountains, Spain
- Carpathian Mountains, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania
- Caucasus Mountains (Russia, Georgia and Azerbaijan)
- Dentelles de Montmirail, France
- Dinaric Alps (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Republic of Macedonia and Albania)
- Grampian mountains - Scotland
- Harz, Germany
- Jura mountains, Switzerland
- Karelides, Finland (ancient)
- Macgillycuddy's Reeks, Ireland
- Măcin Mountains, Romania
- Ore Mountains (Erzgebirge), Germany and Czech Republic
- Osogovo, Bulgaria and Republic of Macedonia
- Pennines, UK
- Pindus Mountains, Greece
- Pirin, Bulgaria
- Pyrenees,
Spain, 
France and 
Andorra - Rhodope Mountains, Bulgaria and Greece
- Rila, Bulgaria
- Rhön Mountains, Germany
- Scandinavian Mountains, Norway,Sweden and small area in Finland'
- Setesdalsheiene
- Jotunheimen
- Rondane
- Dovrefjell
- Trollheimen
- Kjølen mountains along the Norwegian-Swedish border
- Saltfjellet
- Lyngen Alps
- Sierra Morena, Spain
- Sistema Bético, Spain
- Sistema Central, Spain
- Sistema Ibérico, Spain
- Sistema Penibético, Spain
- Snowdonia, Wales
- Sredna Gora, Bulgaria
- Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria and Serbia
- Strandzha, Bulgaria and Turkey
- Svecofennides, Finland and Sweden (ancient)
- Sudetes (Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland)
- Šumava (Bavarian Forest, Bohemian forest), Czech Republic and Germany
- Swabian Alb, Germany
- Tatras, Slovakia and Poland
- Ural Mountains, Russia
- Vogelsberg Mountains, Germany
- Vosges mountains, France
- Wicklow Mountains, Ireland
North America
- Alaska Range
- Taylor Mountains, Alaska
- Neacola Mountains, Alaska
- Revelation Mountains, Alaska
- Teocalli Mountains, Alaska
- Kichatna Mountains, Alaska
- Central Alaska Range/Denali Massif, Alaska
- Eastern Alaska Range/Hayes Range, Alaska
- Delta Mountains, Alaska
- Mentasta Mountains, Alaska
- Nutzotin Mountains (Alaska & Yukon)
- Alaska Ranges
- Brooks Range
- Chugach Mountains, southern Alaska
- Kenai Mountains, Alaska
- Romanoff Mountains, Brooks Range, Alaska
- Talkeetna Mountains, Alaska
- Aleutian Range, Alaska
- Appalachian Mountains, eastern United States and eastern Canada (see Appalachian Trail by state)
- Adirondack Mountains, New York
- Allegheny Mountains, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia
- Annieopsquotch Mountains, Newfoundland
- Longfellow Mountains, Maine
- Berkshire Mountains, Connecticut and Massachusetts
- Blue Ridge, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania
- Catskill Mountains, New York
- Cumberland Mountains, Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee
- Endless Mountains, Pennsylvania
- Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina and Tennessee
- Green Mountains, Vermont
- Lewis Hills, Newfoundland
- Long Range Mountains, Newfoundland
- Notre Dame Mountains, Quebec
- Metacomet Ridge Mountains, Connecticut and Massachusetts (debated whether or not is part of the Appalachian mountains)
- Ramapo Mountains, New Jersey
- Ridge-and-valley Appalachians, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia
- Shawangunk Ridge, New York
- Taconic Mountains, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont
- White Mountains (New Hampshire)
- Arctic Cordillera, northeastern Canada
- Adam Range
- Baffin Mountains
- Cunningham Mountains
- Everett Mountains
- Hartz Mountains
- Inglefield Mountains
- Innuitian Mountains
- British Empire Range
- Blackwelder Mountains
- Blue Mountains
- Challenger Mountains
- Conger Range
- Douro Range
- Garfield Range
- Grinnell Range
- Grogan Morgan Range
- Haddington Range
- Joy Range
- Krieger Mountains
- Osborn Range
- Princess Margaret Range
- Sawtooth Range
- Scoresby Hills
- Stokes Range
- Swiss Range
- United States Range
- Victoria and Albert Mountains
- Jeffries Range
- Kaumajet Mountains, Labrador, Canada
- Kiglapait Mountains, Labrador, Canada
- Basin and Range Province (Nevada et al.)
- Amargosa Range, California
- Coso Range, California
- East Humboldt Range, Nevada
- Lake Range, Nevada
- Oquirrh Mountains, Utah
- Panamint Range, California
- Ruby Mountains, Nevada
- Schell Creek Range, Nevada
- Shoshone Range, Nevada
- Sheep Range, Nevada
- Snake Range, Nevada
- Spring Mountains, Nevada
- Toiyabe Range, Nevada
- West Humboldt Range, Nevada
- White Mountains (California)
- Black Hills, South Dakota and Wyoming
- Boston Mountains, Arkansas
- Brooks Range, northern Alaska
- Baird Mountains, Alaska
- British Mountains, Yukon
- Davidson Mountains, Alaska
- DeLong Mountains, Alaska
- Endicott Mountains, Alaska
- Franklin Mountains, Alaska
- Phillip Smith Mountains, Alaska
- Richardson Mountains, Yukon
- Romanzof Mountains, Alaska
- Schwatka Mountains, Alaska
- Shubelik Mountains, Alaska
- Waring Mountains, Alaska
- Chisos Mountains, Big Bend National Park, Texas
- Columbia Mountains, British Columbia
- Cariboo Mountains
- Selkirk Mountains, British Columbia and Washington
- Asulkan Range
- Battle Range
- Big Bend Ranges
- Bishops Range
- Bonnington Range
- Clachnacudainn Range
- Dawson Range
- Duncan Ranges
- Goat Range
- Hermit Range
- Kokanee Range
- Lardeau Range
- Nelson Range
- Purity Range
- Sir Donald Range
- Valhalla Ranges
- Valkyr Range
- Purcell Mountains, British Columbia/Percell Mountains, Montana
- Monashee Mountains, British Columbia
- Okanagan Highland, British Columbia to Washington
- Kettle River Range, Washington
- Gold Range, British Columbia
- Anstey Range, British Columbia
- Christina Range, British Columbia
- Jordan Range, British Columbia
- Malton Range, British Columbia
- Midway Range, British Columbia
- Sawtooth Range, British Columbia
- Ratchford Range, British Columbia
- Rossland Range, British Columbia
- Scrip Range, British Columbia
- Shuswap Highland, British Columbia
- Blue Mountains (Oregon)
- Wallowa Mountains, Oregon
- Davis Mountains, Texas
- Guadalupe Mountains, New Mexico and Texas
- Gunflint Range, Minnesota, United States and Ontario, Canada
- Gogebic Range, Wisconsin and Michigan, United States
- Henry Mountains, Utah
- Interior Plateau
- Columbia Plateau, Oregon and Washington
- Fraser Plateau
- McGregor Plateau (British Columbia)
- Nechako Plateau, British Columbia
- Fawnie Range
- Quanchus Range, British Columbia
- Telegraph Range, British Columbia
- Thompson Plateau
- Kuskokwim Mountains, Alaska
- Ahklun Mountains, Alaska
- Kaiyuh Mountains, Alaska
- Kilbuck Mountains, Alaska
- Ouachita Mountains, Oklahoma and Arkansas
- Laurentian Mountains, Quebec
- Little Rocky Mountains, Montana
- Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories and Yukon
- Backbone Ranges, Northwest Territories
- Canyon Ranges, Northwest Territories
- Logan Mountains, Yukon
- Sombre Mountains, Northwest Territories
- Metacomet Ridge Mountains, Connecticut and Massachusetts
- Interior Mountains, northern British Columbia
- Cassiar Mountains, British Columbia and Yukon
- Hazelton Mountains
- Nass Ranges
- Kispiox Range
- Bulkley Ranges, which include the:
- Bornite Range
- Howson Range, which includes the highest summit of the Kitimat Ranges, Howson Peak, 2759m (9052')
- O.K. Range
- Rocher Déboulé Range
- Telkwa Range
- Tahtsa Ranges, including the:
- Pattullo Range
- Omineca Mountains
- Wolverine Range
- Nulato Hills, Alaska
- Purcell Mountains (Alaska), Alaska
- Ogilvie Mountains, Yukon
- Ozark Mountains, Arkansas,Missouri,Oklahoma and Kansas
- Pacific Coast Ranges, Mexico to Alaska
- California Coast Ranges
- Diablo Range, Contra Costa County, California to Merced County, California
- Klamath Mountains, California and Oregon
- San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles County, California to Riverside County, California
- Santa Cruz Mountains, San Mateo County, California to Santa Cruz County, California
- Santa Lucia Mountains, Monterey County, California and San Luis Obispo County, California
- Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County, California
- Santa Susana Mountains, Los Angeles County, California
- Sierra Madre Mountains (California)
- Transverse Ranges, Santa Barbara County, California
- Cascade Range/Cascade Mountains, California to British Columbia
- North Cascades/Canadian Cascades, British Columbia and Washington
- Skagit Range, British Columbia and Washington
- Hozameen Range, British Columbia; Hozomeen Range in Washington
- Okanagan Range, British Columbia and Washington
- Picket Range, Washington
- Stuart Range, Washington
- Chelan Mountains, Washington
- Entiat Mountains, Washington
- Siskiyou Mountains, Oregon
- Wenatchee Mountains, Washington
- North Cascades/Canadian Cascades, British Columbia and Washington
- Coast Mountains, British Columbia and Alaska Panhandle
- Boundary Ranges
- Wrangell Mountains, southern Alaska
- Pacific Ranges
- Kitimat Ranges
- Insular Mountains, British Columbia
- Olympic Mountains, Washington
- Oregon Coast Range, Oregon
- Peninsular Ranges, Baja California Peninsula, Mexico to Riverside County, California
- Santa Ana Mountains (California, USA)
- San Jacinto Mountains (California, USA)
- Laguna Mountains (California, USA)
- Sierra Juarez (Baja California, Mexico)
- Sierra San Pedro Mártir (Baja California, Mexico)
- Sierra de la Giganta (Baja California, Mexico)
- Sierra de la Laguna (Baja California, Mexico)
- Saint Elias Mountains, southern Alaska, Yukon and British Columbia
- Alsek Ranges (BC, Alaska, Yukon)
- Brabazon Range, Alaska
- Fairweather Range, Alaska
- Granite Range, Alaska
- Kluane Ranges, Yukon
- Robinson Mountains, Alaska
- Sierra Nevada (U.S.), California
- California Coast Ranges
- Pelly Mountains, Yukon
- Anvil Range, Yukon
- Big Salmon Range, Yukon
- Glenyon Range, Yukon
- St. Cyr Range, Yukon
- Rocky Mountains, western United States and Canada
- Absaroka Range, Montana and Wyoming
- Bear River Mountains, Utah and Idaho
- Beaverhead Mountains, Montana and Idaho
- Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming
- Bitterroot Range, Montana and Idaho
- Boulder Mountains, Montana
- Boulder Mountains, Utah
- Bridger Mountains, Wyoming
- Bridger Range, Montana
- Cabinet Mountains, Montana
- Castle Mountains, Montana
- Coeur d'Alène Mountains, Montana and Idaho
- Crazy Mountains, Montana
- Elk Mountains, Colorado
- Elkhorn Mountains, Montana
- Gallatin Range, Montana
- Garnet Range, Montana
- Granite Mountains, Wyoming
- Green Mountains, Wyoming
- Gros Ventre Range, Wyoming
- Flathead Range, Montana
- Franklin Mountains,El Paso County, Texas
- Front Range of the Rockies, Colorado
- Kootenay Range, British Columbia
- La Salle Mountains, Utah
- Laramie Mountains, Wyoming
- Lemhi Range, Idaho
- Lewis Range, Montana
- Livingston Range, Montana
- John Long Mountains, Montana
- MacDonald Range, British Columbia
- Madison Range, Montana
- Manzano Mountains, New Mexico
- Mosquito Range, Colorado
- Organ Mountains, Doña Ana County, New Mexico
- Ortiz Mountains, New Mexico
- Owl Creek Mountains, Wyoming
- Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona
- Pryor Mountains, Montana
- Pioneer Mountains, Idaho
- Pioneer Mountains, Montana
- Rocky Mountain Foothills, British Columbia and Alberta, Canada
Salmon River Mountains , Idaho- Sacramento Mountains, Otero County, New Mexico
- Salish Mountains, Montana
Salmon River Mountains , Idaho- Salt River Range, Wyoming
- Sandia Mountains, New Mexico
- Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Colorado and New Mexico
- San Juan Mountains, Colorado
- Sawatch Range, Colorado
- Sawtooth Range, Idaho
- Shoshone Range, Idaho
- Sir Winston Churchill Range, Alberta
- Snowy Range, Wyoming
Swan Range , Montana- Tenmile Range, Colorado
- Teton Range, Wyoming
- Tobacco Root Mountains, Montana
- Uinta Mountains, Utah
- Wasatch Range, Utah
- Wind River Range, Wyoming
- Whitefish Range, Montana
- Wolf Mountains, Montana
- Wyoming Range, Wyoming
- San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
- Gila Mountains, Arizona
- Selwyn Mountains, Yukon
- Seward Peninsula, Alaska
- Bendeleben Mountains, Alaska
- Darby Mountains, Alaska
- Kigluaik Mountains, Alaska
- York Mountains, Alaska
- Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico
- Sierra Madre Oriental, Mexico
- Sierra Madre del Sur, Mexico
- Eje Volcánico Transversal, Mexico
- Chichinautzin or Sierra del Ajusco, Mexico
- Superstition Mountains, Arizona
- Sutter Buttes, California
- Tuxtla Mountains, Mexico
- Uwharrie Mountains, North Carolina
- White Mountains (Arizona)
- White Mountains (Alaska)
- Belcher Mountains, Hudson Bay
Central America
- See also Category:Mountain ranges of Central America and the Caribbean and Category:Mountains of Central America
- Maya Mountains (Belize)
- Sierra Madre de Chiapas (Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador)
- Sierra Madre Oriental (Mexico)
- Sierra Madre Occidental (Mexico)
- Sierra Madre del Sur (Mexico)
- Cordillera Isabelia (Nicaragua, Honduras)
- Cordillera Los Maribios (Nicaragua)
- Sierra de Chinajá (Guatemala)
- Sierra de Chuacús (Guatemala)
- Sierra de los Cuchumatanes (Guatemala)
- Sierra del Lacandón (Guatemala, Mexico)
- Sierra del Merendón (Guatemala, Honduras)
- Cordillera Central (Costa Rica) (Costa Rica)
- Cerros de Escazú (Costa Rica)
- Cordillera de Guanacaste (Costa Rica)
- Cordillera de Talamanca (Costa Rica, Panama)
- Cordillera de Tilarán (Costa Rica)
South America
- Cordillera de los Andes
Argentina, 
Bolivia, 
Chile, 
Colombia, 
Ecuador, 
Peru and 
Venezuela
- Cordillera Central Colombia
- Cordillera Occidental Colombia
- Cordillera Oriental Colombia, Venezuela
- Cordillera Real Ecuador
- Cordillera Blanca Peru
- Cordillera Negra Peru
- Cordillera Huayhuash Peru
- Cordillera Real Bolivia
- Cordillera Central Bolivia
- Cordillera Occidental Bolivia, Chile
- Cordillera de la Costa Chile
- Cordillera Domeyko Chile
- Cordillera de Talinay Chile
- Cordillera Negra (Chile) Chile
- Cordillera del Paine Chile
- Cordillera Sarmiento Chile
- Cordillera Riesco Chile
- Cordillera Darwin Chile
- Martial Mountains Argentina
- Dientes de Navarino Chile
- Cordillera Central
- Sierras de Córdoba Argentina
- Sierra de La Ventana Argentina
- Baudó Mountains Colombia
- Guiana Highlands Venezuela
- Serranía de Macuira Colombia
- Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Colombia
- Serrania de la Macarena Colombia
- Serra dos Aimorés
Brazil - Borborema Plateau Brazil
- Chapada Brazil
- Chapada do Araripe Brazil
- Crystal Mountains Brazil
- Espinhaço Mountains Brazil
- Chapada dos Guimarães Brazil
- Chapada das Mangabeiras Brazil
- Mantiqueira Mountains Brazil
- Serra do Mar Brazil
- Serra Gaúcha Brazil
- Serra dos Órgãos Brazil
- Serra Geral Brazil
- Serra de Ibiapaba Brazil
- Serra do Tiracambu Brazil
Africa
- Cederberg (South Africa)
- Drakensberg (South Africa)
- Magaliesberg (South Africa)
- Swartberg (South Africa)
- Outeniqua (South Africa)
- Atlas Mountains (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia)
- Kilimanjaro & Meru (Tanzania)
- Mt. Kenya (Kenya)
- Rwenzori (Uganda)
- Simien (Ethiopia)
- Piton des Neiges & Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island)
Antarctic
- Transantarctic Mountains
- Tangra Mountains, Livingston Island
- Pensacola Mountains
- Imeon Range, Smith Island
- Allardyce Range, South Georgia
- Salvesen Range, South Georgia
Australia
Pacific
- Southern Alps, New Zealand
Ocean
- Mid-ocean ridge (the longest mountain range on Earth[1][2])
- Ninety East Ridge
- Emperor Seamounts
The Moon
By IAU convention, lunar mountain ranges are given Latin names.
- Montes Agricola
- Montes Alpes
- Montes Recti
- Montes Riphaeus
- Montes Rook
- Montes Secchi
- Montes Spitzbergen
- Montes Taurus
- Montes Teneriffe
Iapetus
See also
References
- ^ a b Ocean Facts, National Ocean Service, http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/midoceanridge.html
- ^ Mid-ocean ridge, Science Daily, http://www.sciencedaily.com/articles/m/mid-ocean_ridge.htm
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