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A cordillera is a system or chain of parallel mountain ranges, often characterized by rugged terrain and significant geological activity. These mountain ranges can span large geographical areas and are typically formed by tectonic processes, such as the collision of continental plates. The term is commonly used in Latin America to describe major mountain systems, such as the Andes. Cordilleras can influence climate, biodiversity, and human settlement patterns in the regions they traverse.
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