Mountain
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A mountain was a geological formation that rose significantly higher than the surrounding land, sometimes many kilometers high. Although there was no standard definition, a hill was usually much smaller than a mountain. Mountains and hills were a common occurrence on many planets and moons, both inhabited and not. ()

The surface of the planet which housed the Vulcan monastery at P'Jem had high mountains. The area in which the  was located was also full of mountains and canyons. ()

The area surrounding Farpoint Station and Old Bandi City on the planet Deneb IV consisted of mountains. ()

On Talos IV, the entry to the Talosian community was located inside a knoll (a small hill). This knoll was devastated by the laser cannon. ()

According to Odona, the mountains of  were overcrowded with people due to overpopulation. She claimed the same was the case at every street, garden, house and beach. ()

In 2372, a Klingon civilian transport ship crashed in a mountainous area of the planet Galorda Prime. ()

Trapped on Torga IV in the Gamma Quadrant, Enrique Muniz told Miles O'Brien that "…Ireland didn't have any mountains, it had hills."  He jokingly called O'Brien a "mountain man… an old mountain man", to which O'Brien took offense. ()

The mountains located on the Ba'ku planet had deposits of kelbonite. ()

When Chakotay and Seven of Nine stranded on the surface of Ledos, they tried to communicate with the native people, the Ventu. Communication was a mix of gestures and images in the sand. To depict the area, Chakotay used a  to stand-in for the mountains in that area and pointed at the mountain while talking to the Ventu healer. ()

Named mountains 
 Didiron mountain range – Vissia
 Godo Mountain Range – Talax
 Hamar Mountains – Qo'noS
 Kola Mountain – Bajor
 Mont Ventoux – Earth
 Mount Everest – Earth
 Mount McKinley – Earth
 Mount Olympus – Earth
 Mount Rushmore – Earth
 Mount Seleya – 
 Mount Tar'Hana – Vulcan
 Pointed Peaks – Delta Vega
 Tibetan plateau – Earth

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