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Takolekaju Mountains

mountains, Indonesia
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  • Indonesia
    South Sulawesi
    / Geography

    The Tineba Mountains and the Takolekaju Mountains form the northern part of the chain; separated by steep-sided rift valleys, these two ranges run parallel to each other and cover most of the northern half of the province. The highest peak in Celebes, Mount Rantekombola, rises to 11,335 feet (3,455 metres)…

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    The Tineba Mountains and the Takolekaju Mountains form the northern part of the chain; separated by steep-sided rift valleys, these two ranges run parallel to each other and cover most of the northern half of the province. The highest peak in Celebes, Mount Rantekombola, rises to 11,335 feet (3,455 metres)…

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