The mountain range that resulted from North America and Africa colliding with each other was the Appalachian Mountain range. This mountain range began forming during the time of Pangaea at which time North America and Africa were connected. The Appalachian Mountains span an area of 1,500 miles and the highest point of this range is 6,684 feet.
There are a number of mountain ranges spanning South East Africa, the most famous is probably the Draakensberg (Dragons Mountain) is eastern South Africa
Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, located in Northeast Tanzania, near the Kenya border.
America (North and South America) is larger than Africa.
the lowest mountain in Africa is Cameroon mt,13451ft, (4100 m.)
The world continents are North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia.
Appalachian Mountain Range
Africa and North America
The Tallest mountain in South America is the Aconcagua Peak which is a total of 22,841 feet in the Andes Mountain Range. Yes, you'd be busted, Kilimanjaro is in Africa.
Asia - Mount Everest, 8,848 meters South America - Aconcagua, 6,959 meters North America - Denali (formerly known as Mount McKinley), 6,190 meters Africa - Mount Kilimanjaro, 5,895 meters Europe - Mount Elbrus, 5,642 meters Antarctica - Mount Vinson, 4,892 meters Australia - Mount Kosciuszko, 2,228 meters
Mount Cameroon is considered as one of the smallest mountains in Africa, with an elevation of approximately 4,040 meters (13,255 feet).
No, there is a dearth of lions in Germany. We have lynxes though.
Mount Kilmanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa .
Africa
Africa does have mountain ranges. The mountain ranges run from the Dead Sea in Israel, which is not part of Africa, to Switzerland.
Mount Akagi (Japan), Alps (Europe), Andes (South America), Appalachian (eastern North America), Aroania (Greece) and Atlas (Africa) are mountains.
Xolora is a mountain in Eastern Cape, South Africa
Table Mountain is in the Republic of South Africa.