Emi Koussi

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extinct volcano mountain shield volcano volcano

Emi Koussi is a massive extinct volcano in northern Chad that forms the highest peak in the Sahara Desert.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	extinct volcano → mountain → shield volcano → volcano →
age	Cenozoic →
climate	hyper-arid →
continent	Africa →
country	Chad →
elevation	11204 ft → 3415 m →
formationProcess	intraplate volcanism →
geologicalType	hotspot volcano →
hasCoordinateLatitude	19.8 N →
hasCoordinateLongitude	18.5 E →
hasCrater	summit crater complex →
hasFeature	lava flows → summit caldera → volcanic cones →
hasHumanActivity	limited mountaineering → occasional scientific expeditions →
hasRelief	large shield-shaped massif →
hasSlope	gentle lower slopes →
hasSummit	broad summit plateau →
hasVolcanicField	summit volcanic field →
highestPointOf	Chad → Sahara Desert →
isHighestVolcanoOf	Sahara Desert → Tibesti Mountains →
isInDesert	Sahara Desert →
isPartOf	Tibesti volcanic province →
isVisibleFrom	space →
lastEruption	unknown →
locatedIn	Chad → Sahara Desert → Tibesti Mountains → northern Chad →
mountainRange	Tibesti Mountains →
namedAfter	local Teda language term →
nearestSettlement	Faya-Largeau →
prominence	3415 m →
region	Borkou region →
relativeLocation	southeastern Tibesti Mountains →
surfaceType	basaltic rock →
topographicIsolation	very high →
volcanicStatus	extinct →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Sahara Desert → Tibesti Mountains →	highestPoint
Tibesti Mountains →	hasPeak
Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti →	highestPointOfChadLocatedIn
Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti →	notablePeak