Mount Longonot

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Mount Longonot is a stratovolcano in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, known for its prominent crater and popular hiking trails offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
stratovolcano
volcano
composition basaltic lava
country Kenya
distanceFromNairobi about 60 kilometres northwest
elevation 2776 metres
9108 feet
geologicalAge Pleistocene to Holocene
hasActivity hiking
sightseeing
trail running
hasClimbingRoute trail from park gate to crater rim
hasCraterDepth about 600 metres
hasCraterDiameter about 1.8 kilometres
hasFeature caldera
forest-filled crater floor
large crater
lava canyons
steep slopes
hasVegetation montane forest in crater
sparse vegetation on outer slopes
hasWildlife antelopes
buffaloes
giraffes
various bird species
zebras
isActiveVolcano dormant
isInNationalParkSystem Kenya
isTouristAttraction true
lastEruption 1860s
locatedIn Great Rift Valley
Nakuru County
Rift Valley Province
locatedNear Lake Naivasha
Naivasha
managedBy Kenya Wildlife Service
nameEtymology Maasai
surface form: derived from Maasai word Oloonong’ot
nameMeaning mountain of many spurs or steep ridges
offersViewOf East African Rift
surface form: Great Rift Valley

Lake Naivasha
partOf East African Rift
Kenyan Rift segment
protectedArea Mount Longonot National Park
trailType crater rim trail
volcanoType stratovolcano

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Lake Naivasha near Mount Longonot
Gregory Rift hasVolcano Mount Longonot
Rift Valley Province containsMountain Mount Longonot
Naivasha hasNearbyFeature Mount Longonot