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Mount AƓral

mountain, Cambodia
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  • Political map of Cambodia showing international boundaries, internal region boundaries, major cities, region capitals, and the national capital Phnom Penh. Neighboring countries Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam are labeled, and a locator globe in the corner highlights Cambodia's position in Southeast Asia.
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    …remote and largely uninhabited area, Mount AĆ“ral, Cambodia’s highest peak, rises to an elevation of 5,949 feet (1,813 meters). The southern coastal region adjoining the Gulf of Thailand is a narrow lowland strip, heavily wooded and sparsely populated, which is isolated from the central plain by the southwestern highlands.

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    …remote and largely uninhabited area, Mount AĆ“ral, Cambodia’s highest peak, rises to an elevation of 5,949 feet (1,813 meters). The southern coastal region adjoining the Gulf of Thailand is a narrow lowland strip, heavily wooded and sparsely populated, which is isolated from the central plain by the southwestern highlands.

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