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What is the highest peak in the Atlas Mountain range?
Answer
Mount Toubkal
Mount Toubkal, located in southwestern Morocco, stands 4,167 meters tall and is the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains. It lies in the High Atlas range and is part of a national park. Mount Toubkal is a popular trekking destination and culturally significant to the Amazigh people of the region. The mountain is visible on clear days from the city of Marrakech and serves as a natural boundary and water source for surrounding communities.
💡 Did you know?
Mount Toubkal in Morocco is the highest Atlas peak and visible from Marrakech on clear days.
Other options people guess
- Mount Merapi
- Mount Kenia
- Mount Speke
Topics
- Mountains
- Africa
- Morocco
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