Xinganling Mountains

Japanese: 興安嶺 - こうあんれい

This refers to the Inner Khingan Range in northeastern China, and is divided into the Greater Khingan Range and the Lesser Khingan Range. The Greater Khingan Range is a mountain range of about 1,500 km long that runs northeast to southwest through the northwestern part of the northeastern region, south of the Amur River. It is relatively low, at 1,000 to 2,000 m above sea level, with a steep eastern side and a gentle slope to the west, connecting to the Mongolian Plateau. The Lesser Khingan Range branches off from the Greater Khingan Range, runs northwest to southeast, has a gentle southern slope, and ends in the plains of northern Tohoku. The forested areas of both ranges are inhabited by people such as the Oroqen, who make a living from hunting. The Stanovoy Mountains in Russia, north of the Amur River, are called the Outer Khingan Range in China.
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Japanese:

中国，東北地方にある内興安嶺をいい，大・小両興安嶺に分かれる。大興安嶺はアムール川南方，東北地方北西部を北東〜南西に走る延長約1500kmの山脈。標高1000〜2000mで比較的低く，東側は急峻(きゅうしゅん)，西方は緩斜面をなしてモンゴル高原に連なる。小興安嶺は大興安嶺より派生し，北西〜南東に走り，南斜面は緩傾斜をなし，東北北部の平野に終わる。両者の森林地帯には狩猟を生業とするオロチョン族などが居住。なおアムール川北方，ロシア領内のスタノボイ山脈を中国では外興安嶺という。
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