The Ceres Mountains are a prominent mountain range located on the planet Mars. They are situated in the region known as the Ceres Quadrangle and are characterized by their rugged terrain and unique geological features. The mountains are believed to have formed through volcanic activity and tectonic processes, showcasing the planet's dynamic history. These mountains are named after the dwarf planet Ceres, which is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. The Ceres Mountains are of interest to scientists studying Martian geology and climate, as they provide insights into the planet's past and potential for past life.