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   MacDonnell Ranges
   mountain system in south central Northern Territory, Australia, a series of bare quartzite and sandstone parallel ridges that rise from a plateau ...
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   MacDonnell Ranges
   The MacDonnell Ranges of the Northern Territory, are a {convert|644|km|mi|abbr=on} long series of mountain ranges located in the centre of Australia ({coord|23|42|S|132|30|E|region:AU-NT}), and consist of parallel ridges running to the east and west of Alice Springs. The mountain range contains man...
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   Macdonnell Ranges
   Mountain range in Northern Territory, central Australia, running east to west in parallel ridges for 644 km/400 mi. The highest peaks are Mount Liebig (1,524m/5,000 ft) and Mount Zeil (1,510 m/4,955 ft). The town of Alice Springs is situated in the middle of the Macdonnell Ranges. The spectacular sc...
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