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How do Grenada’s mountain slopes differ from its western slopes?

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Grenada is a volcanic island characterized by a central mountain ridge that runs from north to south. The topography of the island is defined by the contrast between these slopes: the western side of the ridge features steeper slopes, while the eastern and southeastern sides exhibit a more gradual incline.1

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