k Rift Valley volcanoes, satellite image Rift Valley volcanoes, satellite radar image. This is the Crater Highlands area in Tanzania, viewed from an orbiting Space Shuttle, looking southwest towards Lake Eyasi top. The distance from top to bottom is 230 kilometres. Variation in elevation of the land is colourcoded, from green lowest to yellow, red and white highest. Ngorongoro Crater upper centre has a lake inside it. Below that is Mount Loolmalasin 3648 metres, the highest peak in the area. Ela Naibori Crater is right of Loolmalasin. Other mountains include Kitumbeine lower left and Gelai lower right. Image data obtained by the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission SRTM aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour, which launched on 11 February 2000. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Rift Valley volcanoes, satellite image Rift Valley volcanoes, satellite radar image. This is the Crater Highlands area in Tanzania, viewed from an orbiting Space Shuttle, looking south west towards Lake Eyasi top . The distance from top to bottom is 230 kilometres. Variation in elevation of the land is colour coded, from green lowest to yellow, red and white highest . Ngorongoro Crater upper centre has a lake inside it. Below that is Mount Loolmalasin 3648 metres , the highest peak in the area. Ela Naibori Crater is right of Loolmalasin. Other mountains include Kitumbeine lower left and Gelai lower right . Image data obtained by the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission SRTM aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour, which launched on 11 February 2000.
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Rift Valley volcanoes, satellite radar image. This is the Crater Highlands area in Tanzania, viewed from an orbiting Space Shuttle, looking south-west towards Lake Eyasi (top). The distance from top to bottom is 230 kilometres. Variation in elevation of the land is colour-coded, from green (lowest) to yellow, red and white (highest). Ngorongoro Crater (upper centre) has a lake inside it. Below that is Mount Loolmalasin (3648 metres), the highest peak in the area. Ela Naibori Crater is right of Loolmalasin. Other mountains include Kitumbeine (lower left) and Gelai (lower right). Image data obtained by the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour, which launched on 11 February 2000.

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