The nihongo|Sanuki Mountains|讃岐山脈|Sanuki-sanmyaku are a
The highest peak is nihongo|Mt. Ryūō|竜王山|Ryūō-zan at 1059.9m. [ [http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/location/regional/kagawa/index.html Profile of Kagawa Prefecture] Japan National Tourist Organization website)]
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