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Elevation: | 202 ft |
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5.60069, -0.1741 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Ian E. Morales on Mar 7, 2010 · Updates |
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Description
Ghana is located in West Africa on the coast of the Gulf of Guinea. It was the first African country to gain independence, 1957, from European colonialism.
The official Language is English, but in reality English is secondary to the local languages for the majority of the population.
As a whole, the country is mostly flat with central and eastern highlands (the highest mountain being just under 3000ft or 885 meters). There is no local climbing scene but potential for development in the rocky areas in the south-east of the country and in the central of the country.
If you're looking to climb with a group, there is a climbing community in Accra who goes to Krobo to sport climb every Sunday.
The official Language is English, but in reality English is secondary to the local languages for the majority of the population.
As a whole, the country is mostly flat with central and eastern highlands (the highest mountain being just under 3000ft or 885 meters). There is no local climbing scene but potential for development in the rocky areas in the south-east of the country and in the central of the country.
If you're looking to climb with a group, there is a climbing community in Accra who goes to Krobo to sport climb every Sunday.
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