Snow forms on Mount Kilimanjaro due to its high elevation, which allows temperatures to drop significantly, even in a tropical region. The mountain reaches an altitude of 5,895 meters (19,341 feet), where the air is cool enough for snow and ice to accumulate. Additionally, the mountain's glaciers are fed by moisture-laden winds, which contribute to precipitation in the form of snow at higher altitudes. This unique combination of altitude and climatic conditions allows for the presence of snow and glaciers on Kilimanjaro.
19,344 feet
No. Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa. There is no Mount Rwenzor. There is a range of mountains in Africa called the Rwenzori mountains, which has some of Africa's largest mountains, but Mount Kilimanjaro is not in that range.
There are many mountains in Africa. Some examples of the mountains found in Africa are; Dutoitspiek, Seweweekspoortpiek, Mount Kulal, and Inyangani.
There are many mountains in Africa. Some examples of the mountains found in Africa are; Dutoitspiek, Seweweekspoortpiek, Mount Kulal, and Inyangani.
Even though Mount Kilimanjaro is in the tropics of Africa, snow forms on it because of the high altitude the cap is in. The ice on the cap can be as thick as 40 meters.
Yes and No. Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya are mountains in Africa. Kenya is a country in Africa, where Mount Kenya is found.
1. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania 2. Ras Dashen, Ethiopia3. Mount Cameroon, Cameroon
Mount Kilimanjaro at 19,341 feet.
The two mountains in Africa with snow are Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and the Rwenzori Mountains (also known as the Mountains of the Moon) on the border of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The tallest mountain in Africa is Mount Kilimanjaro. The remaining 9, from tall to short, are Mount Kenya, Mount Stanley, Mount Speke, Mount Baker, Mount Emin, Mount Gessi, Mount Luigi di Savoia, Mount Meru, and Ras Dejen.
The highest mountain in Africa is Mount Kilimanjaro - 5,895m or 19,341ft The highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest - 8,848m or 29,028ft
The highest individual mountains on the world map are Mount Everest in Asia, Denali in North America, Kilimanjaro in Africa, and Mount Elbrus in Europe.