Editing Cauca Department (section)

==Colombian Massif==
[[File:Vallecojines.jpg|thumb|left|The Valley of the Cushions, part of the [[Andes|Andes Mountains]].]]

The Colombian Massif, also called the '''Nudo de Almaguer''', is a mountainous section of [[Andean natural region]] formed by the convergence of two major mountain ranges, the [[Cordillera Central (Colombia)|Central]] and the [[Cordillera Oriental (Colombia)|Eastern]] cordilleras. The massif extends through the departments of Cauca, [[Huila Department|Huila]], and [[Nariño Department|Nariño]]. 
Towards the south, the Colombian Massif is continued by the [[Nudo de los Pastos|Pasto Massif]] and towards the north it diverges forming the Central and Eastern Andes. The [[Colombian Massif]] is a strategic national and international level, given its significance for water production, biodiversity and ecosystems, an area that represents a special conformation of the regions with more potential for development in Colombia.