Fúniúshān

The Funiu Mountains extend from northwest to southeast across western Henan, their ridges forming part of the eastern continuation of the Qinling range. Steep slopes, cliffs and narrow valleys separate the basins of the Luo and its neighbours from the lands farther south. The mountains divide waters flowing toward the Yellow River, the Huai and the Yangtze. Their forests also stand between the warmer vegetation of the south and the deciduous woodlands of the north.