Sefid Kuh (Kermanshah)

Sefid Kuh (Kermanshah), meaning "White Mountain" in Persian, is a mountain range located in the Kermanshah Province of western Iran. It is part of the larger Zagros Mountains system. The range is characterized by its white, snow-capped peaks during the winter months, which gives it its name.

The Sefid Kuh range in Kermanshah is significant for its biodiversity and varied terrain. It is home to diverse flora and fauna, some of which are endemic to the region. The mountain range also plays a crucial role in local hydrology, serving as a source of water for surrounding communities and agricultural lands through snowmelt and spring flow.

The area experiences a continental climate with cold winters and relatively mild summers. Economic activities in the region surrounding Sefid Kuh (Kermanshah) include agriculture, pastoralism, and tourism related to its natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The range is also of geological importance, with ongoing research and exploration focusing on its geological formations and resources.