Oxararfjall
Oxararfjall is a mountain located in southwestern Iceland, near the town of Selfoss. Its name translates to "Ox-ar-fjar-dal," which can be interpreted as "valley of the axe river." The mountain itself is not particularly high, reaching an elevation of approximately 280 meters (918 feet). It is part of the Reykjanes Peninsula's volcanic landscape, characterized by its rugged terrain and sparse vegetation.
Geologically, Oxararfjall is composed of basalt, a common volcanic rock. The area surrounding the mountain is