NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Akashi Mountains

Akaishi Mountains (赤石山脈), also called as the Southern Alps of Japan, is a mountain range of central Honshu, Japan, extending on the border of Nagano, Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures.

Komagatake (2967 m)
Senjogatake (3033 m)
Kitadake (3192 m)
Noutoridake (3051 m)
Akashidake (3120 m)
Hijiridake (3013 m)
Tekaridake (2591 m)

Srebrenica (4528 words)
	the intrigue and collaboration among Akashi, Mladic, and Milosevic as the massacre was occurring;
	UN officials either did not grasp the extent of the atrocities or were apparently unconcerned.
	Before the war, Srebrenica was a resort nestled in the rolling mountains of Eastern Bosnia, surrounded by deep forests and renowned for a nearby spa that boasted cures for rheumatism.

List of mountain ranges Summary (359 words)
	The mountains are wild and remote and not totally accessible; hence they cannot be fully developed.
	The mountain range was formed in prehistoric times when tectonic plates moved inward, pushing up landmasses.
	By IAU convention, lunar mountain ranges are given latin names.

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