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The Mufu Mountains (Chinese: 幕阜山; pinyin: Mùfù Shān) are a range of mountains located on the border of Jiangxi and Hubei provinces in China.

Mufu Range
幕阜山
Rice fields in a valley in the Mufu Range, seen from National Highway 106 east of Tongshan
Highest point
Elevation	1,597.2 m (5,240 ft)
Coordinates	28°59′N 113°50′E
Geography
Mufu Range Location in China Show map of Eastern China Mufu Range Mufu Range (China) Show map of China
Location	Hubei, Hunan and Jiangxi, China
Parent range	Luoxiao Mountains

Some maps label the range as 幕埠山, which would be transliterated as Mùbù Shān (Mubu Mountains), but this apparently is a typo.[1]

Description

The Mufu range is a subrange of the Luoxiao Mountains. It stretches for about 200 km in a roughly southwest–northeast direction between close to Pingjiang in Hunan to the Yangtze valley near Jiujiang.[2]

References

Hubei provincial map sold throughout the province for Y4. Published by "Hubei Sheng Dituyuan" (Hubei Provincial Mapping Office) in June 2008. No ISBN. Other available sources (provincial atlases, etc) all have Mufu (幕阜)
Mufu Mountains

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Visitor attractions	Jingzhou Xianling Tomb (in Zhongxiang) Three Gorges Yellow Crane Tower Hubei Provincial Museum Underground Project 131
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General	History Chinese Soviet Republic Jiangxi–Fujian Soviet Politics Economy
Geography	Cities Mufu Mountains Jiuling Mountains Luoxiao Mountains Wuyi Mountains Gan River Lake Poyang Yangtze River Xiushui River
Education	Jiangxi Normal University East China University of Technology Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University Jiangxi Agricultural University Jinggangshan University Jiujiang University Nanchang University Nanchang Hangkong University
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На других языках

- [en] Mufu Mountains

[it] Monti Mufu

I monti Mufu (cinese: 幕阜山; pinyin: Mufu Shan; romanizzazione Wade-Giles: Mu-fu Shan) sono una catena montuosa situata al confine tra le province di Hunan, Hubei e Jiangxi, nella Cina centro-orientale. I Mufu si estendono verso nord-est per più di 200 km, dai pressi di Pingjiang nello Hunan alla valle del fiume Yangtze (Chang Jiang) a ovest di Jiujiang. L'altitudine media della catena si aggira sui 1000 m, ma il monte Mufu propriamente detto, la cima dal quale la catena montuosa prende il nome, raggiunge i 1596 m, e il monte Jiugong, più a est, culmina a 1543 m. La catena divide la valle dello Yangtze dalla valle del fiume Xiu. A nord della catena si estende un'area di bassi crinali e colline che declinano nella pianura dello Yangtze. I monti Mufu sono impervi e ricoperti di foreste. La catena è fonte di legname, olio di legno e altri prodotti forestali, e sui suoi versanti crescono piante di tè.

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