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'''Helderberg Mountain''' is a mountain located in southwest [[Cibola]]. It is the second smallest on the island and the lowest in elevation of any of Cibola's seven mountains. The Helderbergs are an elongated plateau marked by a considerable escarpment that runs along the northern side. [[Helderbourgh | {{Helderbourgh Article}} | ||
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'''Helderberg Mountain''' is a mountain located in southwest [[Cibola]]. It is the second smallest on the island and the lowest in elevation of any of Cibola's seven mountains. The Helderbergs are an elongated plateau marked by a considerable escarpment that runs along the northern side. [[Helderbourgh Stadt]] sits south of the escarpment, atop the plateau, roughly six miles from the edge, wedged between the edge of the escarpment and the higher mountain peak behind it, intentionally giving those in the city a natural defensive barrier. The mountain lent its name to the city and eventually the Grand Duchy of [[Helderbourgh]]. The plateau reaches an average elevation of 1,000 ft, while the higher peaks, called the Helderhorn, reach upward of 2,000 ft. | |||
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Helderberg Mountain is a mountain located in southwest Cibola. It is the second smallest on the island and the lowest in elevation of any of Cibola's seven mountains. The Helderbergs are an elongated plateau marked by a considerable escarpment that runs along the northern side. Helderbourgh Stadt sits south of the escarpment, atop the plateau, roughly six miles from the edge, wedged between the edge of the escarpment and the higher mountain peak behind it, intentionally giving those in the city a natural defensive barrier. The mountain lent its name to the city and eventually the Grand Duchy of Helderbourgh. The plateau reaches an average elevation of 1,000 ft, while the higher peaks, called the Helderhorn, reach upward of 2,000 ft.
