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A massif, in a geological and geographical context, refers to a compact group of mountains, a principal mountain range, or a large, coherent block of the Earth’s crust that is relatively resistant to deformation. Such formations often stand out from surrounding topography due to their distinct geological structure and rugged terrain. They typically encompass a variety of peaks, valleys, and plateaus, shaped by complex tectonic forces and erosion over millions of years. These substantial landforms … Read more