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The primary mountain range in Puerto Rico is the Cordillera Central, which runs from the northwest to the southeast of the island. The highest peak in this range is Cerro de Punta, reaching an elevation of 4,390 feet (1,338 meters). This mountainous region is known for its lush vegetation, diverse ecosystems, and significant rainfall, contributing to Puerto Rico's unique biodiversity.

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