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;Other Names:Vubebüdr Zutna Ügrö - ''Talking Man Mountain'' (Layor) | ;Other Names:Vubebüdr Zutna Ügrö - ''Talking Man Mountain'' (Layor) | ||
;Type:Strato Volcano | ;Type:Strato Volcano | ||
:''Talking Man Mountain'' is a strato volcano which had its last large scale eruption in | :''Talking Man Mountain'' is a strato volcano which had its last large scale eruption in 152 YG, but continues to rumble and quake. The volcano experiences small periodic outflows of lava from side vents lasting no more than a few months every dozen years or so. | ||
==Location== | ==Location== | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
:At least five significant [[Drolac( | :At least five significant [[Drolac (culture)|Drolac]] settlements are located around the base of this mountain. To them the mountain is an important landmark, and they take advantage of the hot springs which dot the lower slopes. | ||
==Stories== | ==Stories== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:00, 17 August 2022
About
- Name
- Vubebüdr Zutna Ügrö
- Other Names
- Vubebüdr Zutna Ügrö - Talking Man Mountain (Layor)
- Type
- Strato Volcano
- Talking Man Mountain is a strato volcano which had its last large scale eruption in 152 YG, but continues to rumble and quake. The volcano experiences small periodic outflows of lava from side vents lasting no more than a few months every dozen years or so.
Location
- Layor
- Talking Man Mountain is located in South-Eastern Layor in the Darlom Mountains near the border to Kythus. It is deeper into the mountain range requiring a bit of mountaineering to reach its slopes.
History
- At least five significant Drolac settlements are located around the base of this mountain. To them the mountain is an important landmark, and they take advantage of the hot springs which dot the lower slopes.
