Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia — illustration 1, PDF page 24
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- Habesha History book corpus — Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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- Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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- Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia; PDF page 24; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 184.33, 59.53, 544.33, 322.57
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- 24
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- 2015
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- Book illustration
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Fig. 1.22 The typical tabular structure of the northern highlands with a deep canyon incised by a tributary of the Mereb River along the Adigrat- Adwa road. The right-hand side of the valley is capped by the Paleozoic Enticho sandstones (Abbate, personal communication), whereas in the opposite side the sandstones are overlain by the Tertiary trap basalts
Fig. 1.23 The Amba Alaji peak (3,438 m a.s.l.) seen from the Korem-Mekele road. The pyramidal morphology of the mountain top is carved into Miocene rhyolitic ignimbrites
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