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Mount M’Goun

mountain, Morocco
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  • High Atlas mountains, Morocco
    High Atlas

    …Ayachi (12,260 feet [3,737 meters]), Mount M’Goun (13,356 feet [4,071 meters]), and Mount Toubkal (13,665 feet [4,165 meters]), the highest point in the Atlas Mountains. Well-known passes include Tichka (7,438 feet [2,267 meters]), Test (approximately 7,300 feet [2,225 meters]), and Talrhemt (approximately 7,250 feet [2,210 meters]). The northern sides and…

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    …Ayachi (12,260 feet [3,737 meters]), Mount M’Goun (13,356 feet [4,071 meters]), and Mount Toubkal (13,665 feet [4,165 meters]), the highest point in the Atlas Mountains. Well-known passes include Tichka (7,438 feet [2,267 meters]), Test (approximately 7,300 feet [2,225 meters]), and Talrhemt (approximately 7,250 feet [2,210 meters]). The northern sides and…

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