At an elevation of 2,436 m (7,992 ft.), and with a prominence of 1,346 m (4,416 ft.), Monte Binga is a mountain that is part of the Bvumba Mountains and is then also the highest mountain in Mozambique. Although, since this mountain is on the border between Mozambique and Zimbabwe, Monte Binga is also the second highest mountain in Zimbabwe.
More specifically is Monte Binga situated in the Chimanimani Transfrontier Park, which is located in Manica Province, Mozambique.
The mountain has a unique color and desolate rocky appearance. This is because the mountain is composed of precambrian quartzile.
By elevation Monte Binga is
# 2 out of 4515 in Zimbabwe # 1 out of 3574 in Mozambique # 1 out of 339 in Manica # 2 out of 768 in Manicaland # 1 out of 46 in Chimanimani # 1 out of 278 in the Bvumba Mountains
By prominence Monte Binga is
# 2 out of 4515 in Zimbabwe # 3 out of 3574 in Mozambique # 1 out of 339 in Manica # 2 out of 768 in Manicaland # 1 out of 46 in Chimanimani # 1 out of 278 in the Bvumba Mountains
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