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Map of Haiti and the Dominican Republic on the island of Hispaniola, showing major physical features such as mountain ranges, peaks, valleys, and lakes. Haiti is highlighted in light green, with features including Massif de la Hotte, Massif du Nord, and Pic la Selle. The map includes surrounding bodies of water and a small locator map of the Caribbean region.
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Macaya Peak

mountain, Haiti
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    Haiti
    / Relief and drainage

    …7,700 feet (2,345 meters) at Macaya Peak. The Cayes Plain lies on the coast to the southeast of the peak.

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    …7,700 feet (2,345 meters) at Macaya Peak. The Cayes Plain lies on the coast to the southeast of the peak.

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