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Dedza topographic map
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Dedza
The western part of the district is on the Central African Plateau at an altitude of 1 200 to 1,600 m. Higher mountain ranges separate this from land alongside Lake Malawi in the Rift Valley at 500 m. The landscape is a mixture of grassland with granite outcrops, natural woodland and commercial pine plantations on the mountains and some bamboo forest nearer the lake. The wet season is November to April with almost no rainfall at other times. The higher altitudes have moderate temperatures and can be cold in June and July.
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Name: Dedza topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Dedza, Central Region, Malawi, Malawi (-14.61663 33.65006 -13.85837 34.74286)
Average elevation: 971 m
Minimum elevation: 471 m
Maximum elevation: 2,142 m
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