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What is the highest mountain in the Falkland Islands?

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Map showing the southern tip of South America, highlighting Argentina and Chile, with the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) labeled in the South Atlantic Ocean east of Argentina. The map notes the islands are administered by the United Kingdom and claimed by Argentina. An inset shows Argentina's location in South America.
Falkland Islands

The highest mountain in the Falkland Islands is Mount Usborne, located on East Falkland. It reaches an elevation of 2,312 feet (705 metres).12