Well it is called Blue Mountain because the first person to see it (upclose) he/she found it to be rather blueish therefore they called it Blue Mountain and told friends and they told their friends and so on
The Blue Mountains were not originally given that name. Captain Arthur Phillip called the northern section of the Blue Mountains Carmarthen Hills and the southern section Lansdowne Hills. In the early years of the settlement of Sydney, convicts and locals were not interested in Phillip's "fancy" names, and instead referred to the mountains as the Blue Mountains, a name which gradually gained in popularity.
"Shagoniagei" is a Cherokee word meaning "place of the blue smoke." This name refers to the mist that often shrouds the mountains, giving them their signature blue hue.
it is called a range of mountains
The Blue Mountains were named for the blue haze that is created when light is scattered by particles in the atmosphere, giving the mountains a distinctive blue appearance when viewed from a distance.
"The blue ridge mountains are named for the color that the mountain range turns in the early morning. There is a country song that mentions these mountains as well called ""Country Roads"""
They are called the Blue Mountains. They are called the blue mountains because the oil from the eucalyptus trees make them look blue from a distance.blue mountains
Australia,NSW
No. The Appalachian Mountains run down the eastern sea-board of the US, while the Rockey Mountains run down the country a little west of center (also called the Continental Divide).
The Blue Ridge Mountains are in the United States, running diagonally through numerous northeast to southeast States.
The Blue mountains
The Blue Ridge Mountains are also called the Smokies or Smokey Mountains. Both are because of the color seen through the frequent mist and fog surrounding the mountains. Seen from a distance, the mountains are a smokey blue color.
I do not know of a negative regarding blue mountains. Mountains in a distance will often look blue or purple because of the refraction of light. It is properly called atmospheric perspective by artists.
Please check to see if you mean to ask about the Blue Ridge Mountains. I am not aware of any blue stack mountains. Then listen to the song "Country Roads" by the late John Denver. It's so beautiful.
the country Georgia yes. the state Georgia i have no idea
"little blue smoke"
Well it is called Blue Mountain because the first person to see it (upclose) he/she found it to be rather blueish therefore they called it Blue Mountain and told friends and they told their friends and so on