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Mount Ngaya

mountain, Central African Republic
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Mount Ngaya is a mountain located in the northern part of the Central African Republic, near the border with Sudan. It reaches an elevation of 4,350 feet (1,326 meters). This mountain is part of the Dar Challa range. The Central African Republic itself is a large, rolling plateau that serves as a major drainage divide between the Lake Chad and Congo River basins. The country has a varied landscape, including plains, massifs, and mountain ranges like the Karre Mountains in the west and the Tondou Massif in the east.1

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  1. Central African Republic - Relief, drainage, and soils
  2. Karre Mountains
  3. Tondou Massif

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