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Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a country in the Horn of Africa, dubbed “The Roof of Africa” due to its mountainous topography. It contains 1,948 named summits.

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southeastern Africa. With a population of 16.6 million, it has a total land area of 390,757 square kilometers, making it the 60th-largest country in the world.

Eritrea

Eritrea is a small country in eastern North Africa, located on the shores of the Red Sea. In total, there are 1,769 named mountains in Eritrea.

Parque Nacional Amboró

Parque Nacional Amboró (Amboró National Park) is a 4,425 sq km (1,709 sq mi) national park in central Bolivia. The park is incredibly biodiverse, due to its location at the confluence of three distinct ecological regions: the Andes mountains, Amazon basin, and Gran Chaco lowlands.

Pin Valley National Park

Pin Valley is the only national park in Lahaul & Spiti, India. Primarily a high-elevation desert, it contains only eight named summits. Shigri Parbat (6,550 m / 21,490 ft) is the highest and Dibibokri Parvat (6,507 m / 21,348 ft) the most prominent.

Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea is an island nation in Oceania comprising the eastern half of the island of New Guinea and an array of offshore islands. There are 978 named peaks in the country.

Maui County Mountains

There are 399 named mountains in Maui County; the highest and the most prominent is Red Hill (10,023 ft / 3,055 m) on Maui, the apex of the massive shield volcano Haleakalā which formed over 75% of the island.