Fugug

Fugug is a long chain of mountains in East Ethiopia that runs from Arba Gugu (west) to Jijjiga in the east, and is called by geographers as Ahmar Mountains.[1]

References

አዲስ አድማስ ጋዜጣ፣ ሰኔ 20፣ 2001፣ ‹‹ፉጉግና የሐረርጌ ኦሮሞ›› [Addis Ababa Newspaper, June 20, 2001, "Fuji and Hararge Oromo"] (in Amharic). Archived from the original on 2011-09-29The marvelous networking of the Fugug Mountains and the ethnography of the indigenous Oromo of Harerghe were extensively described in this June 27/ 2009 (ሰኔ 20/2001 in Gee'z calendar) edition of the Amharic Weekly Newspaper called Addis Admass. For full citation, visit this website{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link)

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[1] አዲስ አድማስ ጋዜጣ፣ ሰኔ 20፣ 2001፣ ‹‹ፉጉግና የሐረርጌ ኦሮሞ›› [Addis Ababa Newspaper, June 20, 2001, "Fuji and Hararge Oromo"] (in Amharic). Archived from the original on 2011-09-29The marvelous networking of the Fugug Mountains and the ethnography of the indigenous Oromo of Harerghe were extensively described in this June 27/ 2009 (ሰኔ 20/2001 in Gee'z calendar) edition of the Amharic Weekly Newspaper called Addis Admass. For full citation, visit this website{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link)