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Mount Siroua

mountain, Morocco
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Mount Siroua is a volcanic peak in Morocco, reaching an elevation of 10,840 feet (3,304 meters). It serves as a link between the Anti-Atlas and the High Atlas mountain ranges. The Anti-Atlas is a rugged, arid region running parallel to the central Atlas Mountains, with some peaks exceeding 6,000 feet (1,800 meters). The High Atlas, extending for 460 miles (740 km), features many peaks over 12,000 feet (3,660 meters), including Mount Toubkal, the highest point in the Atlas Mountains.12

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