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Arabic:
Jabal Ash-sha ʿnabī
Also spelled:
Djebel Chambi
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Mount Ash-Shaʿnabī

mountain, Tunisia
Also known as: Djebel Chambi, Jabal Ash-Shaʿnabī
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Mount Ash-Shaʿnabī, mountain (5,066 feet [1,544 m]) that is the highest in Tunisia. It is part of a spur of the Tebéssa (Tabassah) Mountains, which are part of the Saharan Atlas Mountains. The mountain lies near the Algerian border, 6 miles (10 km) west-northwest of Al-Qaṣrayn (Kasserine).

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