The mark consists of a stylized representation of both mountains and a crown, comprising a bilaterally symmetric arrangement of right triangles on a horizontally elongated isosceles trapezoid, with the base of the trapezoid extending beyond the legs of the trapezoid. The top of the trapezoid forms the hypotenuse of each of the right triangles, so that all the right triangles are oriented with the right angle at the top, to form the tops of mountains or points of a crown. Vertices of the hypotenuses and inner legs of two smaller identical right triangles intersect at the midpoint of the top of the trapezoid. A larger right triangle is centered on the top of the trapezoid. Additional segments extend from the larger triangle's vertices of its hypotenuse and legs, 45 degrees upwardly and outwardly, with the midpoints of the segments extending through the legs of the smaller triangles.