CAN YOU PASS THIS DIFFICULT WORLD GEOGRAPHY QUIZ?
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Question № 14 ~ 3 56 - There are two Table Mountains in South Africa. Neither is in any of the three mountain ranges suggested. The most well-known is in the Western Cape. It forms a back-drop to the city of Cape Town. It is in the Cape Peninsula mountain chain, which stretches south some 50 km, from Table Mountain in the north to Cape Point.
The other Table Mountain is not well-known. It is in Natal, but NOT in the Drakensberg. It is near the capital city of Natal, Pietermaritzburg.
The peak in the photo is almost certainly in the Drakensberg mountains. But it is NOT Table Mountain.
Thank you for pointing that out
largest cave is son doong cave...longest is mammoth cave. last question should be son doong because the your question is what cave is the largest?
Thank you for pointing that out