Glaseado Mountain (Japanese: ナッペ山 Mount Napper) is the tallest mountain in the Paldea region, located in the region's North Province. The Glaseado Gym and the town of Montenevera are located here.

Glaseado Mountain ナッペ山
Mount Napper
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Location: North Province, Paldea
Region: Paldea
Generations: IX
Glaseado Gym - Paldea Gym #8
Grusha
Grusha
Ice-type
specialist Gym
Ice Badge
Ice Badge

Location of Glaseado Mountain in Paldea.
Pokémon world locations

Because of the Gym's specialized type, the people of this area tend to walk around accompanied by Ice-type Pokémon. Interestingly, the people of Montenevera are often accompanied by the same.

Geography

Glaseado Mountain is a large, snowed-over mountain that consistently has a cold climate and takes up most of Paldea's North Province.

Places of interest

Dalizapa Passage

Main article: Dalizapa Passage

Dalizapa Passage is a rugged route that runs between Glaseado Mountain and the Great Crater of Paldea.

Montenevera

Main article: Montenevera

The town of Montenevera is a mountainous settlement located deep within Glaseado Mountain, near its geographical center. It is home to the Montenevera Gym, led by the Gym Leader Ryme.

Glaseado Gym

Main article: Glaseado Gym

The Glaseado Gym is the official Gym of Glaseado Mountain, located near its highest peak. It is led by the Ice-type Gym Leader Grusha.

Glaseado Gym Pokémon Center

A Pokémon Center is located right outside of the Glaseado Gym. A Pokémon League representative here asks the player to defeat ten Pokémon Trainers on Glaseado Mountain for a TM.

Glaseado Mountain Watchtower

A watchtower is located at the far eastern edge of Glaseado Mountain, directly to the west of the North Province (Area One) Pokémon Center. A Chest Form Gimmighoul can be found and battled here.

Glaseado's Grasp

Glaseado's Grasp is one of the Ten Sights of Paldea. It is a rock structure that resembles a grasping hand, located southeast of Casseroya Falls.

Paldea's Highest Peak

Paldea's Highest Peak is one of the Ten Sights of Paldea. The highest point of Paldea, it offers a grand view of the region.

Poké Mart

Poké Mart Cashier


Items

Gifts

Item Location Games
TM Ice SV TM143 (Blizzard) Glaseado Gym Pokémon Center; from the Pokémon League representative after defeating ten Trainers on Glaseado Mountain  S  V 

North area

Snowfield biome

Item Location Games
Hyper Potion SV Hyper Potion (7.5%)  S  V 
Super Potion SV Super Potion (20.0%)  S  V 
Ice Stone SV Ice Stone (7.5%)  S  V 
Snowball SV Snowball (7.5%)  S  V 
Never-Melt Ice SV Never-Melt Ice (7.5%)  S  V 
Icy Rock SV Icy Rock (10.0%)  S  V 
Ultra Ball SV Ultra Ball (5.0%)  S  V 
Great Ball SV Great Ball (20.0%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Delibird Parcel (7.5%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Snover Berries (7.5%)  S  V 

South area

Cave biome

Item Location Games
Dusk Stone SV Dusk Stone (7.5%)  S  V 
Shiny Stone SV Shiny Stone (7.5%)  S  V 
Hard Stone SV Hard Stone (10.0%)  S  V 
Poké Ball SV Poké Ball (17.5%)  S  V 
Great Ball SV Great Ball (7.5%)  S  V 
Super Potion SV Super Potion (7.5%)  S  V 
Potion SV Potion (17.5%)  S  V 
Poké Doll SV Poké Doll (10.0%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Sableye Gem (7.5%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Salandit Gas (7.5%)  S  V 

Mountain biome

Item Location Games
Dawn Stone SV Dawn Stone (10.0%)  S  V 
Rare Bone SV Rare Bone (7.5%)  S  V 
Hyper Potion SV Hyper Potion (7.5%)  S  V 
Super Potion SV Super Potion (20.0%)  S  V 
Revive SV Revive (10.0%)  S  V 
Max Revive SV Max Revive (2.5%)  S  V 
Ultra Ball SV Ultra Ball (7.5%)  S  V 
Great Ball SV Great Ball (20.0%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Slakoth Fur (7.5%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Axew Scales (7.5%)  S  V 

Rocky Area biome

Item Location Games
Dawn Stone SV Dawn Stone (10.0%)  S  V 
Rare Bone SV Rare Bone (7.5%)  S  V 
Super Potion SV Super Potion (7.5%)  S  V 
Potion SV Potion (20.0%)  S  V 
Revive SV Revive (10.0%)  S  V 
Max Revive SV Max Revive (2.5%)  S  V 
Great Ball SV Great Ball (7.5%)  S  V 
Poké Ball SV Poké Ball (20.0%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Murkrow Bauble (7.5%)  S  V 
TM Material SV Nymble Claw (7.5%)  S  V 

Special encounters

Articuno at Glaseado Mountain

After acquiring the corresponding Treat from Snacksworth, certain Legendary Pokémon will spawn in this area as a static encounter. If defeated, they can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed on the Nintendo Switch's internal clock since their defeat. They are coded to never be Shiny.

Pokémon

Southern Mountain

The spawn borders for the southern mountain
Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
Land Water surface Underwater Overland Sky Morning Day Evening Night
Mountain
S V 34-42 20 100%
S V 34-42 0 0 0 40 100%
S V 34-42 1
S V 35-42 1
S V 42 10 100%
S V 34-40 0 0 0 15
S V 34-40 60 80%
S V 34-42 20 100%
S V 34-42 20
S V 34-42 20 100%
S V 40-42 20 100%
S V 34-39 10 40%
S V 34-42 0 0 30 30 100%
S V 35-42 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 35-42 1 1 1 0
S V 34-40 90 60%
S V 34-42 60 100%
S V 34-42 60
S V 38-42 20 100%
S V 34-40 10
S V 34-42 25 40%
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 34-42 40 100%
S V 34-42 20 20 0 0
S V 34-42 0 0 0 20
S V 34 60
S V 34-42 12 100%
S V 34-42 20 100%
S V 34-40 30
S V 34-42 20
S V 34-42 15 100%
S V 34-42 10
S V 34-38 60
S V 35-42 20
S V 34-42 10
S V 34-40 30
S V 42 15 100%
S V 34-41 50 30%
Snowfield
S V 35-42 3 100%
S V 35-42 0 0 0 50 100%
S V 35-40 60 80%
S V 35-40 10 20%
S V 35-39 20 40%
S V 42 20
S V 35-42 20
S V 35-42 1
S V 39-42 2
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 35-40 60
S V 40-42 20 100%
S V 35-42 60 50%
S V 37-42 20 100%
S V 35-40 2
S V 35-40 60
S V 42 10
S V 35-40 25
S V 42 10 100%
S V 35-41 60 30%
S V 35-39 1
Rocky Area
S V 34-42 15 100%
S V 34-42 20 100%
S V 35-42 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 35-42 30 100%
S V 34-42 30 100%
S V 34-39 30 100%
S V 40-42 20 100%
S V 34-42 30
S V 34-42 60 100%
S V 40-42 20 100%
Ruins
S V 36-39 0 0 0 50 100%
S V 36-39 20
S V 36-39 20
S V 36-39 10
S V 36-39 15
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.


Northern Mountain

The spawn borders for the northern mountain
The spawn borders for the mountain peak
Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon
Land Water surface Underwater Overland Sky Morning Day Evening Night
Town
S V 36-39 0 0 60 60 60%
S V 36-39 30 20%
S V 36-39 50 50 50 0
S V 36-39 0 0 0 70
S V 36-39 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 36-39 50
S V 36-39 20
Mountain
S V 36-41 20 100%
S V 36-41 1
S V 36-41 1
S V 36-40 0 0 0 15
S V 36-40 60 80%
S V 40-41 20 100%
S V 36-39 10 40%
S V 36-41 0 0 30 30 100%
S V 36-41 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 36-41 1 1 1 0
S V 34-40 90 60%
S V 34-41 60 100%
S V 34-40 10
S V 34-41 25 40%
S V 34-41 40 100%
S V 34-41 20 20 0 0
S V 34-41 0 0 0 20
S V 34 60
S V 34-41 12 100%
S V 34-41 20 100%
S V 34-41 20
S V 34-41 15 100%
S V 34-41 10
S V 34-38 60
S V 35-41 20
S V 34-40 30
S V 34-41 50 30%
Snowfield
S V 34-41 3 100%
S V 34-40 60 80%
S V 34-40 10 20%
S V 36-41 10 10 10 0 100%
S V 34-39 20 40%
S V 34-41 20
S V 34-39 60
S V 40-41 20 100%
S V 35-41 1
S V 39-41 2
S V 34-41 30 100%
S V 34-40 60
S V 40-41 20 100%
S V 35-37 100
S V 34-41 60 50%
S V 37-41 20 100%
S V 34-40 2
S V 34-40 25
S V 34-41 60 30%
S V 34-39 1
Lake
S V 36-39 60
S V 36-39 20
S V 36-39 60
S V 36-39 1
S V 36-39 0 0 0 60
S V 36-39 10 100%
S V 36-39 60 70%
S V 36-39 60 70%
S V 36-39 10 100%
S V 36-39 30 100%
S V 36-39 15
S V 36-39 10
S V 36-39 30 100%
Riverside
S V 34-37 60
S V 34-40 20
S V 34-39 20
S V 35-40 1
S V 34-40 10 100%
S V 34-40 60 70%
S V 34-40 60 70%
S V 34-40 10 100%
S V 34-40 20 100%
S V 34-40 5
S V 34-35 50
S V 35-40 5 100%
S V 34-40 12
Ocean
S V 38-40 60
S V 38-41 10
S V 38-39 60
S V 38-41 5
S V 38-40 30
S V 38-41 40 100%
S V 38-41 60
S V 38-41 60
S V 38-41 20
S V 38-41 60 50%
S V 38-41 20 100%
S V 38-41 20 100%
S V 38-41 30 40%
S V 38-41 30 30%
Rocky Area
S V 34-41 15 100%
S V 35-41 0 0 20 20 100%
S V 34-41 30 100%
S V 34-39 30 100%
S V 40-41 20 100%
S V 34-41 30
S V 34-41 60 100%
Cave
S V 34-41 20
S V 35-41 0 0 0 1
S V 34-40 5
S V 34-38 10
S V 34-41 10 100%
S V 34-41 20
S V 34-39 70 40%
S V 34-38 10
S V 34-41 10 100%
S V 36-41 30
S V 34-39 30 100%
S V 34-40 60 40%
S V 34-41 5 100%
S V 34-41 1
S V 34-39 2
Flower
S V 38-41 1
S V 38-41 20 100%
S V 38-41 30 30 30 0
S V 38-41 20 100%
S V 38-41 30
S V 38-41 55 40%
S V 38-41 55 40%
S V 38-41 55 40%
S V 38-41 55 40%
S V 38-41 3 40%
S V 38-39 10 100%
Ruins
S V 38-41 20
S V 38-41 20
S V 38-41 15
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn.
Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area.
A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.
  1. This Pokémon only spawns near the peak of the mountain
  2. This Pokémon's form can be changed by receiving postcards from Pokémon GO


Terastallized Encounters

Southern Mountain

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
41 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
44 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
75 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Northern Mountain

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
55 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
50 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
55 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
49 Respawns
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Fixed Encounters

Southern Mountain

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
S V
Glaseado Mountain Watchtower
Glaseado Mountain Watchtower
35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
20 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
49 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
57 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
48 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
49 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
48 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
49 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
30 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
33 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
34 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
30 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
35-40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
33-35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
49 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


Northern Mountain

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
34 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
36 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
45 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
41 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
43 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
30 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
33-35 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
34-40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
40 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
25-36 Respawns
S V
Poké Ball
Fixed
49 Respawns
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Trainers

Trainer Pokémon
Luisa the Dragon Tamer
Luisa the Dragon Tamer
マリア Maria
Reward: $4,200
Arctibax Arctibax Lv.35
No item
Elisabet the Dragon Tamer
Elisabet the Dragon Tamer
マユカ Mayuka
Reward: $4,400
Altaria Altaria Lv.37
No item
Anna the Dragon Tamer
Anna the Dragon Tamer
ヒメカ Himeka
Reward: $4,400
Dragonair Dragonair Lv.37
No item
Roger the Black Belt
Roger the Black Belt
ジロウ Jirou
Reward: $2,100
Primeape Primeape Lv.35
No item
Sayid the Black Belt
Sayid the Black Belt
ヘイジ Heiji
Reward: $2,100
Medicham Medicham Lv.35
No item
Marcos the Black Belt
Marcos the Black Belt
タイチ Taichi
Reward: $2,100
Pawmot Pawmot Lv.35
No item
Sebastian the Black Belt
Sebastian the Black Belt
ヨシロウ Yoshirou
Reward: $2,160
Lucario Lucario Lv.36
No item
Tania the Artist
Tania the Artist
ヒマリ Himari
Reward: $3,500
Lumineon Lumineon Lv.35
No item
Froslass Froslass Lv.35
No item
Carolina the Artist
Carolina the Artist
ナツキ Natsuki
Reward: $6,720
Florges Florges Lv.42
No item
Bruxish Bruxish Lv.42
No item
Grimmsnarl Grimmsnarl Lv.42
No item
Hiker Nancy
Hiker Nancy
アサヒ Asahi
Reward: $2,220
Sandaconda Sandaconda Lv.37
No item
Hiker Manuela
Hiker Manuela
ミハル Miharu
Reward: $6,720
Camerupt Camerupt Lv.41
No item
Dedenne Dedenne Lv.41
No item
Veluza Veluza Lv.42
No item
Julia the Musician
Julia the Musician
ヒナタ Hinata
Reward: $3,700
Toxtricity Toxtricity
Amped Form
Lv.37
No item
Martin the Courier
Martin the Courier
マサタカ Masataka
Reward: $3,404
Tauros Tauros
Paldean form (Combat Breed)
Lv.37
No item
Edgar the Courier
Edgar the Courier
エイシロウ Eishirou
Reward: $3,220
Delibird Delibird Lv.35
No item
Xabier the Courier
Xabier the Courier
リオン Rion
Reward: $3,312
Staraptor Staraptor Lv.36
No item
Backpacker Markel
Backpacker Markel
フウガ Fuuga
Reward: $2,220
Mabosstiff Mabosstiff Lv.37
No item
Vaporeon Vaporeon Lv.37
No item
Weavile Weavile Lv.37
No item
Ignacio the Scientist
Ignacio the Scientist
コウジ Kouji
Reward: $6,720
Magnezone Magnezone Lv.41
No item
Hypno Hypno Lv.42
No item
Muk Muk Lv.41
No item
Roberto the Scientist
Roberto the Scientist
オサム Osamu
Reward: $3,312
Jolteon Jolteon Lv.36
No item
Silvia the Student
Silvia the Student
タマコ Tamako
Reward: $2,100
Toedscruel Toedscruel Lv.35
No item
Jana the Student
Jana the Student
ラン Ran
Reward: $1,584
Espeon Espeon Lv.36
No item
Umbreon Umbreon Lv.36
No item
Alma the Student
Alma the Student
マリカ Marika
Reward: $1,628
Banette Banette Lv.37
No item
Glaceon Glaceon Lv.37
No item
Triana the Student
Triana the Student
ココア Kokoa
Reward: $1,216
Gothorita Gothorita Lv.38
No item
Valeria the Student
Valeria the Student
サクラコ Sakurako
Reward: $1,872
Zoroark Zoroark Lv.36
No item
Tauros Tauros
Paldean form (Aqua Breed)
Lv.36
No item
Mismagius Mismagius Lv.36
No item
Mark the Student
Mark the Student
リュウセイ Ryuusei
Reward: $6,720
Arcanine Arcanine Lv.42
No item
Copperajah Copperajah Lv.42
No item
Coalossal Coalossal Lv.42
No item
Mihai the Student
Mihai the Student
ショウタ Shouta
Reward: $2,280
Hariyama Hariyama Lv.38
No item
Abraham the Student
Abraham the Student
カツヤ Katsuya
Reward: $2,160
Cacturne Cacturne Lv.36
No item
Wugtrio Wugtrio Lv.36
No item
Max the Student
Max the Student
ソラ Sora
Reward: $1,584
Skuntank Skuntank Lv.36
No item
Grafaiai Grafaiai Lv.36
No item
Denis the Student
Denis the Student
コウ Kou
Reward: $1,120
Morgrem Morgrem Lv.35
No item
Kilowattrel Kilowattrel Lv.35
No item
Eduardo the Student
Eduardo the Student
ヒロフミ Hirofumi
Reward: $2,160
Polteageist Polteageist
Phony Form
Lv.36
No item
Dudunsparce Dudunsparce Lv.36
No item


In animation

Glaseado Mountain in Pokémon Horizons: The Series

Pokémon Horizons: The Series

Glaseado Mountain first appeared in Roy and Fuecoco's First Snow!, where Liko, Roy, and Dot arrived there. After spending a night at a mountain hut, they arrived in their first destination, Montenevera, in the next episode, where Roy had his second Tera Training test at the Montenevera Gym, but lost and failed to pass the test. Following some Hyper Training with Nemona, Roy challenged Ryme to a rematch in A New Song for Fuecoco and managed to beat her through refined strategies, passing the test on his second try.

Following Roy's victory over Ryme, the trio traveled to the Glaseado Gym for Liko's own test, arriving there in Ice Battle! Cold-Eyed Grusha. After some bobsledding with Cetoddle, Liko fought Grusha but lost, causing the Ice-type Gym Leader to declare she had failed her test.

In The Approaching Shadow!, while heading to Naranja Academy, the group decided to visit Paldea's Highest Peak along the way in order to cheer Liko up following her failed test. Along the way, however, the Explorers separated Liko from the others, leading to her running into Amethio and battling him until Spinel appeared on the scene. He fooled the two into chasing him into an underground cave before trapping them inside. Meanwhile, Roy and Dot were confronted by Sidian and Coral to keep them from going to Liko's aid. Following a talk about their respective grandparents, Liko and Amethio succeeded in escaping the cave in the following episode, while Roy and Dot were saved by the arrival of Grusha, following which the trio reunited and visited the summit as they had planned.

Pokémon: Paldean Winds

Glaseado Mountain in Pokémon: Paldean Winds

Glaseado Mountain first appeared in Breathe Out. Ohara had traveled up the mountain in order to dispose of her flute. There, she encountered Arven, who soon found himself being chased around by a wild Cetitan. Fortunately, after her Fuecoco came back with her flute, she managed to calm down the Terra Whale Pokémon by playing a melody.

Glaseado's Grasp and Paldea's Highest Peak, two of the Ten Sights of Paldea located in Glaseado Mountain, were briefly featured in Breathe Together.

In the manga

Glaseado Mountain in Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

Scarlet & Violet arc

Glaseado Mountain first appeared in PASV19, where a rogue Team Star Grunt tried to sneak up on Penny as she was communicating through her laptop at Dalizapa Passage, but he was shocked unconscious by Penny's Jolteon. When he later regained consciousness, Penny was gone, and he alerted his fellow rogue Grunts that their plan to take over Team Star had been found out.

Later, Scarlet traversed through a Glaseado Mountain trail on her way to meet Ryme at Montenevera for information regarding the treasures of ruin. Along the way, she received a call from Nemona, who told her how Geeta wanted Scarlet to continue challenging Gyms. Realizing that the Pokémon League was trying to keep an eye on her due to considering her a suspicious individual, Scarlet subsequently called Penny to ask for a favor, borrowing some of her Pokémon and disguising herself as her to avoid being recognized.

Meanwhile, the rebellious faction of Team Star started moving down Glaseado Mountain on North Province (Area Three) on their way to start their planned coup, when they spotted the disguised Scarlet and proceeded to kidnap her. Nemona witnessed the kidnappers getting away and was able to contact Ryme and Grusha regarding the incident while making her way to Montenevera, where Cassiopeia contacted her to inform of the true identity of the kidnapped person and the kidnappers' likely current heading. As such, Nemona subsequently received an escorted ride down the mountain to North Province (Area One) from Grusha.

Trivia

Origin

Main article: Pokémon world in relation to the real world → Paldea

Glaseado Mountain may be an amalgamation of the mountain ranges of the Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada, where both locations are popular spots for skiing. Geographically, Glaseado Mountain closely matches to the Pyrenees, which is located at the northeast side of Spain by the borders of France. On the other hand, Sierra Nevada located at the southern part of Spain has Mulhacén, the highest mountain in the Iberian Peninsula.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ナッペ山 Napper Yama From napper (French for "to coat with sauce or cream")
English Glaseado Mountain From glaseado (Spanish for "icing")
German Montanata From montaña (Spanish for "mountain") and nata (Spanish for "cream")
European Spanish,
Latin American Spanish,
Italian
Sierra Napada From napado (Spanish for "coated with sauce or cream") and possibly Sierra Nevada
French Mont Nappé From nappé (coated with sauce or cream)
Korean 나페산 Nappe San From the Japanese name
Chinese (Traditional) 霜抹山 Shuāngmǒ Shān / Sēungmut Sāan From 霜 shuāng / sēung (frost), 糖霜 tángshuāng / tòhngsēung (icing), and 塗抹 túmǒ / tòuhmut (to apply [icing])
Chinese (Simplified) 霜抹山 Shuāngmǒ Shān
Indonesian Gunung Acai From icing
Polish Góra Glaseado From its English name
Brazilian Portuguese Montanha Glaseado From its English name

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