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Andringitra Massif

massif, Madagascar
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The Andringitra Massif is a large granite massif located in Madagascar, north of Toliara. It rises to 8,720 feet (2,658 meters) at Boby Peak, making it one of the island's highest points. This massif is part of Madagascar's central plateau, which is characterized by uplifted and worn-down terrain. The Ankaratra Massif, another significant volcanic region in central Madagascar, is also mentioned as a major watershed divide.12

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