Chuya Alps
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The Chuya Alps are part of the Altai Mountain range, straddling the border of Russia and Kazakhstan close to the region where their borders and those of China and Mongolia meet. They have an average altitude of about 9000 ft with summits ranging from 11,500 to 12,000 ft. There are about 10 glaciers found on the northern part of their slopes. They are named after the Chuya River.
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