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What are the three main mountainous regions of Martinique?
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The mountainous relief of Martinique is defined by three principal massifs:1
- Mount Pelée: Located in the north, this is an active volcano that reaches an elevation of 4,583 feet (1,397 metres).1
- Carbet Mountains: Situated in the centre of the island, this volcanic mountain mass features several peaks, including Lacroix Peak, which rises to 3,923 feet (1,195 metres).21
- Mount Vauclin: Located in the south, this massif reaches an elevation of 1,654 feet (504 metres).1