Virunga Mountains - List of Mountains in The Virunga Mountain Range

List of Mountains in The Virunga Mountain Range

Name of mountain Location Elevation in Metres Elevation in Feet
Mount Karisimbi Rwanda/ DRC 4,507 14,790
Mount Mikeno Democratic Republic of the Congo 4,437 14,560
Mount Muhabura Rwanda/ Uganda 4,127 13,540
Mount Bisoke Rwanda/ DRC 3,711 12,180
Mount Sabyinyo Rwanda/ Uganda 3,674 12,050
Mount Gahinga Rwanda/ Uganda 3,474 11,400
Mount Nyiragongo Democratic Republic of the Congo 3,470 11,400
Mount Nyamuragira Democratic Republic of the Congo 3,058 10,030

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