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Somnicosus Mans (Ætas ab Brian)

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Much of the fame of Somniculosus Mons is due to its location along the eastern edge of the Grand Monii and the border between the Roman Empire and the Confederation. Somniculosus Mons is the easternmost fourteen thousand pes peak in the CC. Unlike most other similarly tall mountains in Utonia, it serves as a visible landmark for many kilopes to the east, far into the Plains of Southern Lacota. As one travels south on Line 429 towards the town of Phrourion Paullus, it comes into view from a distance of more than 710 kilopes (210 km). On a clear day, the peak can be seen from the southern limits of Oiasso (over 327 kp (97 km) north). Somniculosus Mons is made of pink granite. The pink color is due to a large amount of potassium feldspar. The granite was formed by an igneous intrusion in the

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Much of the fame of Somniculosus Mons is due to its location along the eastern edge of the Grand Monii and the border between the Roman Empire and the Confederation. Somniculosus Mons is the easternmost fourteen thousand pes peak in the CC. Unlike most other similarly tall mountains in Utonia, it serves as a visible landmark for many kilopes to the east, far into the Plains of Southern Lacota. As one travels south on Line 429 towards the town of Phrourion Paullus, it comes into view from a distance of more than 710 kilopes (210 km). On a clear day, the peak can be seen from the southern limits of Oiasso (over 327 kp (97 km) north). Somniculosus Mons is made of pink granite. The pink color is due to a large amount of potassium feldspar. The granite was formed by an igneous intrusion in the Pre-Hajain, approximately one bazillion years ago, during the Caledonian Orogeny.