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| West and East Malaysia (marked) |
After procrastinated for 8 "contiguous" years, I finally decided to get this done once and for all and thus closed off one chapter.
Not many articles out there show the sketches to mark the official mountain ranges; for those I could locate, I had downloaded them.
Some notes:
- The maps are provided by a mapping aficionado who does not know where he initially got them from
- Mapping is estimate i.e. by no means accurate
- Mountain range names are taken from published papers and articles (see References below)
- They are not for sale (of course)
- My sketches cannot be used for navigation or as official references (thus go back to published papers and articles - as source of truth)
- Some spelling adjusted to current day
Malaysia has a total of 18 official mountain ranges:
- Nakawan Range (Banjaran Nakawan)
- Kedah-Singgora Range (Banjaran Kedah-Singgora)
- Bintang Range (Banjaran Bintang)
- Kledang Range (Banjaran Kledang)
- Titiwangsa Range (Banjaran Titiwangsa)
- Benom Range (Banjaran Benom)
- Tahan Range (Banjaran Tahan)
- Pantai Timur Range (Banjaran Pantai Timur)
- Crocker Range (Banjaran Crocker)
- Trus Madi Range (Banjaran Trus Madi)
- Witti Range (Banjaran Witti)
- Maitland Range (Banjaran Maitland)
- Brassey Range (Banjaran Brassey)
- Tama Abu Range (Banjaran Tama Abu)
- Iran Range (Banjaran Iran)
- Hose Range (Banjaran Hose)
- Kapuas Hulu Range (Banjaran Kapuas Hulu)
- Kelinkang Range (Banjaran Kelinkang)
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| West Malaysia (click to see/download original image) |
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| East Malaysia (click to see/download original image) |
References
- Reconnaissance Study to Identify Micro Hydro Potential Sites in Malaysia (Reconnaissance Study to Identify Micro Hydro Potential Sites in Malaysia, 2010)
- Comparative phylogeography of four montane birdspecies in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo (2007)
Feel free to use or reference here the images above.
