Rerp Mountains
The Rerp Mountains1 extend from central Búxó Peninsula to the southern border of Sanx in western Emlas, nearly connecting to the Narannax Mountains in the south-central part of the continent.
Geography
Most rivers and streams on the Búxó Peninsula originate up in the Rerp Mountains, including the two most important ones, namely Orp River in the west and Meper River to the southeast. Búra La Lake, the largest one on the peninsula, is also located at the southwestern foothills.
Fauna & Flora
The western and central part of the mountains are home to various creatures, including boars, deer and lynxes, while tigers, bears and several species of monkeys are found in the eastern half. At lower altitudes, redwood trees dominate the landscape to the west, while the eastern part is characterized by mixed forests. The land becomes more barren at higher altitudes, with some peaks being snow-capped throughout the year.
1Original icelandic: Rerpfjöll.
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