There are no mountain ranges on the moon in the same way that we have on Earth. The moon's surface is dominated by cratered highlands and smooth maria (large, dark plains of solidified lava).

While there are mountainous regions on the moon, they're not formed into continuous ranges like the Himalayas or the Andes. Instead, these mountainous areas are typically:

* Rims of impact craters: These are the most common form of mountainous terrain on the moon.

* Massifs: These are large, isolated mountain ranges, often formed by the impact of very large asteroids.

* Chains of mountains: These are lines of mountains formed along fault lines, but they aren't as extensive as true mountain ranges.

So, the moon doesn't have mountain ranges in the traditional sense, but it does have a variety of mountainous features.