[581] Cumberland-Mountains (Cumberland-Gebirge), westlicher Zweig des großen Appalachen-Gebirgssystems in den Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika, bildet die Grenze zwischen den Staaten Virginia u. Kentucky u. zwischen Nordcarolina u. Tennessee; erhebt sich nirgends über 2000 Fuß.
Brockhaus-1911: Cumberland Mountains · Cumberland [3] · Cumberland [5] · Cumberland [4] · Cumberland [2] · Cumberland · Rocky Mountains · Ozark Mountains · White Mountains · Saguache Mountains · Blue Mountains · Cedar Mountains · Hoosac Mountains · Green Mountains
Eisler-1912: Cumberland, Richard
Herder-1854: Cumberland [3] · Cumberland [2] · Cumberland [1] · White Mountains · Rocky Mountains
Meyers-1905: Cumberland [4] · Cumberland [3] · Cumberland [2] · Cumberland-Sance · Cumberland [6] · Cumberland [5] · Cumberland [1] · Cumberland Gap · Cumberland Valley · Rocky Mountains · Ozark Mountains · Hoosac Mountains · White Mountains · San Juan Mountains · Uintah Mountains · Wahsatch Mountains · Catskill Mountains · Black Mountains · Big Horn Mountains · Cedar Mountains · Green Mountains · Elk Mountains · Cumbrian Mountains
Pierer-1857: Cumberland-House · Cumberland-Court-House · Cumberland-Insel · Cumberland-Straße · Cumberland-Niver · Cumberland [1] · Cumberland [2] · Rattle Snake Mountains · Rocky Mountains · Ragged Mountains · Peter-Mountains · Potatoe Mountains · White Mountains · Wind River Mountains · Wahsatch Mountains · Schooley's Mountains · Stony Mountains · Green Mountains · Humboldt River Mountains · Blue Mountains · Cobequid Mountains · Cerne Mountains · Lukkee Mountains · Ozark Mountains · Kittatinny Mountains · Iron Mountains · Kayaderosseras Mountains