Hallaryagi

The Hallaryagi [ˌhɔllə'rjagi] are a small mountain range in southern Arophania that arose from a fracture in the crust of the Marcasian plate originating from the extreme stress of the convergent plate boundary with the Maellorian plate. Running in a southwesterly direction from approximately the geographic centre of the continent, the Hallaryagi tapers off as it nears the Thorfu.

The range is the source of the Sami river, one of the important rivers of the West Arophanian plain.

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