Andean Mountains

proper noun
UK /ˈændiən ˈmaʊntɪnz/
US /ˈændiən ˈmaʊntənz/

A very long line of high mountains that runs along the west side of South America.

The Andean Mountains stretch through seven countries in South America.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A major mountain system that forms the backbone of western South America.

Geologists study how the Andean Mountains were formed by tectonic plate movement.

3. A region known for high-altitude climates and unique wildlife such as llamas and condors.

Many animals like llamas and condors live in the Andean Mountains.

4. A popular destination for hiking and adventure travel.

Tourists come from all over the world to hike in the Andean Mountains.