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Santa Isabel Peak

mountain, Equatorial Guinea
Also known as: Basile Peak
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  • Bioko, Equatorial Guinea
    Bioko

    …with its highest point being Santa Isabel Peak (9,869 feet [3,008 meters]). Malabo, Equatorial Guinea’s chief port, stands on the island near a crater breached by the sea.

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    …with its highest point being Santa Isabel Peak (9,869 feet [3,008 meters]). Malabo, Equatorial Guinea’s chief port, stands on the island near a crater breached by the sea.

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  • Equatorial Guinea
    Equatorial Guinea
    / Insular Equatorial Guinea

    In the north Santa Isabel Peak (Basile Peak), an extinct volcano, soars to a height of 9,869 feet (3,008 meters). In the center of the island, Moca Peak and the Moca Heights present an alpine type of landscape. The southern part of the island, remote and scarcely developed,…

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    In the north Santa Isabel Peak (Basile Peak), an extinct volcano, soars to a height of 9,869 feet (3,008 meters). In the center of the island, Moca Peak and the Moca Heights present an alpine type of landscape. The southern part of the island, remote and scarcely developed,…

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