RattailKamm
RattailKamm is a jagged mountain ridge located in the Valmere Range on the planet Silex. The ridge extends about 52 kilometers along a northeast-southwest axis and includes several summits exceeding 3,500 meters. The name derives from its narrow crest, which appears as a rat's tail from certain vistas; "Kamm" is the German for crest, reflecting early explorers.
Geology of RattailKamm is characterized by primarily metamorphic gneisses with granitic lenses, uplifted during the Silexian
The climate is high-alpine, with snowpack persisting through winter and conditions varying by aspect. Flora is
Human activity around RattailKamm is limited but documented. The first ascent was recorded in 1873 by the
Conservation status places RattailKamm within the Valmere Protected Zone. Research and ecotourism are managed to minimize