Emi Koussi

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

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Emi Koussi canonical 6
Emi Koussi area 1

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Statements (45)

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 Mountains
surface form: Tibesti volcanic province
isVisibleFrom space
lastEruption unknown
locatedIn Chad
Sahara Desert
Tibesti Mountains
Chad
surface form: northern Chad
mountainRange Tibesti Mountains
namedAfter local Teda language term
nearestSettlement Faya-Largeau
prominence 3415 m
region Borkou
surface form: Borkou region
relativeLocation Tibesti Mountains
surface form: southeastern Tibesti Mountains
surfaceType basaltic rock
topographicIsolation very high
volcanicStatus extinct

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sahara Desert highestPoint Emi Koussi
Tibesti Mountains highestPoint Emi Koussi
Tibesti Mountains hasPeak Emi Koussi
Tibesti Region highestPointLocatedIn Emi Koussi
this entity surface form: Emi Koussi area
Chad (region proximity via Fezzan) highestPoint Emi Koussi
subject surface form: Chad