Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a country in Southern Africa. The main feature of Zimbabwe mountains is its highest and the most prominent peak, Mount Nyangani (2,593 m / 8,507 ft). The mountain is part of the Eastern Highlands or Manica Highland, the main range of the country, which is about 300 km (190 miles) long and is located in the east on the border with Mozambique. In addition, this range includes several sub-chains, such as the Bvumba Mountains and the Chimanimani Mountains among others. Separately, there is isolated Mount Gorongosa in the central part of the country. There is also a plateau with an average height of 961 m (3,153 ft), so the country is one of the most mountainous in the world. In total there are 4518 named mountains in Zimbabwe.