High Atlas, French Haut Atlas, or Great Atlas, mountain range in central Morocco It extends northeastward for 460 miles (740 km), from the Atlantic Coast to the Algerian border. Many peaks exceed an elevation of 12,000 feet (3,660 metres), including Mount Ayachi (12,260 feet [3,737 metres]), Mount M’Goun (13,356 feet [4,071 metres]) , Well-known passes include Tichka (7,438 feet [2,267 metres]), Test (approximately 7,300 feet [2,225 metres]), and Talrhemt (approximately 7,250 feet [2,210 metres]). The northern sides and tops of the lower peaks are clothed with forests of cork, oak, pine, cedar, and other trees, including walnuts, which grow to the limit of irrigation.
M'Goun, Morocco Weather Forecast:
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