The Quantocks are a range of hills in Somerset, in south-west England. People also call them the Quantock Hills. They are not high mountains; they are a long green ridge of woods, heath, and farmland, looking toward the sea. The name is a place name, so it takes a capital letter, and English speakers usually say the Quantocks, with the. If you have been to 陽明山, you already know the kind of thing: a local range people name, walk, and put on weather reports. You will meet the word in British geography, travel writing, and sometimes in older poetry about that corner of England.

匡托克丘陵（英國 Somerset 的山丘）