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Madagascar - Geography | | Madagascar - Geography: Encyclopedia II - Madagascar - Geography | | The east coast of Madagascar has lowlands leading to steep bluffs and central highlands. The Tsaratanana Massif in the north has volcanic mountains. The west coast has many protected harbors and broad plains, while the southwest is a plateau and desert region.
There are two seasons: it is hot and rainy from November to April, and cooler and dry from May to October. Southeastern trade winds domi ...
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| | | Madagascar: Encyclopedia II - Madagascar - Geography
Madagascar - Geography
The east coast of Madagascar has lowlands leading to steep bluffs and central highlands. The Tsaratanana Massif in the north has volcanic mountains. The west coast has many protected harbors and broad plains, while the southwest is a plateau and desert region.
There are two seasons: it is hot and rainy from November to April, and cooler and dry from May to October. Southeastern trade winds dominate, and there are occasional cyclones.
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