Hengduan Mountains
The Hengduan Mountains are a group of mountain ranges in southwest China that connect the southeast portions of the Tibetan Plateau with the Yunnan–Guizhou Plateau.
NASA, Public domain.- Mountain rising to 7,556 metres (24,790 feet)
- Description: group of mountain ranges in southwest China
- Also known as“Heng-tuan Shan”“Heng-tuan Shan-mo”
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Latitude
27.5° or 27° 30′ north
Longitude
99° east
Open location code
7MVXG222+22
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In Other Languages
From Belarusian to Yakut—“Hengduan Mountains” goes by many names.
Сіна-Тыбецкія горыBelarusian
Сычуаньскія АльпыBelarusian
Хуандунь-ШаньBelarusian
Сино-Тибетски планиниBulgarian
Hengduan ShanCatalan
Hengduan ShanCebuano
横断山Chinese
横断山脉Chinese
橫斷山Chinese
橫斷山脈Chinese
Cheng-tuan-šanCzech
Hengduan ShanDutch
HengduangebergteDutch
Montoj HengduanEsperanto
ჩინეთ-ტიბეტის მთებიGeorgian
हेंगदान पर्वतHindi
हेंगदुआन पहाड़ियाँHindi
Pegunungan HengduanIndonesian
Monti HengduanItalian
横断山脈Japanese
ಹೆಂಗ್ಡುಯಾನ್ ಪರ್ವತಗಳುKannada
Сино-тибет тауыKazakh
헝돤산맥Korean
Crëps de HengduanLadin
Hengduano kalnaiLithuanian
Hengduano Šano kalnaiLithuanian
ХенгдуанMacedonian
HengduanfjelleneNorwegian
HengduanfjelleneNorwegian Bokmål
Alpy SyczuańskiePolish
Góry Sino-TybetańskiePolish
Hengduan ShanPolish
Hengtuan-szanPolish
Сино-Тибетские горыRussian
Сычуаньские АльпыRussian
हेङ्दुअन् पर्वतानिSanskrit
Hengduansko gorovjeSlovenian
Pogorje HengduanSlovenian
Hengduan ShanSwedish
เทือกเขาเหิงตฺวั้นThai
འཕྲེད་བཅད་རི་རྒྱུདTibetan
Hengduan DağlarıTurkish
ГендуаншаньUkrainian
Sina-tibet togʻlariUzbek
Sino-Tibet togʻlariUzbek
Monti HengduanVenetian
Dãy núi Hoành ĐoạnVietnamese
横断山脉Wu Chinese
Юннань хайатаYakut
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