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KENYA - Kenya

MARRA - Sudan

TAHAT - Ahkhagan Highlands

SHELIA - Saharan Atlas

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TUBKAL - High Atlas

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BRANDBERCH - Namibia

MARGUERITE (peak) - Zaire, Uganda

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MARUMUKUTRU - the island of Madagascar

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