Matsyapurana 114.86

114.86

bhūtairapi niviṣṭāni gatimanti dhruvāṇi ca
teṣāṃ vṛddhirbahuvidhā dṛśyate devamānuṣaiḥ
aśakyā parisaṃkhyātuṃ śraddheyā ca bubhūṣatā //

Śriṅgavân, the best of the mountains, is the haunt of the Pitṛis. These are the nine continents in the world. The changeable (plains) and the fixed (mountains) are inhabited by various creatures. Men and Devas see numerous increase in them. They cannot be counted, but should be taken on trust, by one who wishes his own good.—85-86.