Mount Longonot is unmistakably volcanic in origin because of its shape and rises to a height of 9,110 feet from the floor of the Great Rift Valley, just south of Lake Naivasha. Steam still issues from its large, circular inner crater wall

Mount Longonot is unmistakably volcanic in origin because of its shape and rises to a height of 9,110 feet from the floor of the Great Rift Valley, just south of Lake Naivasha. Steam still issues from its large, circular inner crater wall
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