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Mount Toubkal, the highest peak of the multi-country Atlas Mountains, is located within which nation's borders?
Answer
Morocco
Mount Toubkal rises to about 13,671 feet in Morocco's High Atlas range, making it the tallest point in the entire Atlas Mountain system.
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The Atlas Mountains' highest peak, Mount Toubkal, sits in Morocco but the range stretches into Algeria and Tunisia—yet most people only associate it with North Africa generically.
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- Tunisia
- Libya
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