Deriba Crater
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Deriba Crater is at the highest point of Jebel Marra at an elevation of 3,042 m (9,980 ft), in Darfur in the western part of Sudan. It is between 5km and 8km in diameter across the outer crater. The inner crater is filled by a crater lake.
[edit] See also
- Marrah Mountains (Jebel Marra)
[edit] References
- The Jebel Marra, Darfur, and Its Region: J. H. G. Lebon, V. C. Robertson. The Geographical Journal, Vol. 127, No. 1 (Mar., 1961), pp. 30-45 [1]
- Notes on Jebel Marra, Darfur: H. F. C. Hobbs. The Geographical Journal, Vol. 52, No. 6 (Dec., 1918), pp. 357-363 [2]
- Sources of Water in the North-Western Sudan: K. S. Sandford. The Geographical Journal, Vol. 85, No. 5 (May, 1935), pp. 412-431 [3]
- Abstract : [4]
- Tephra catalog of the world (about 26 lines down) : [5]
- Global Volcanism Program : [6]
- Keeping planets cool: volcanoes, hotspots, and plate tectonics : [7]
- Comparing Jebel Marra with a volcanoes on Mars (Alba Patera): [8]
- (UNESCO) Fact-finding mission to Sudan, 8-20 May 2001: for an investigation of Sudan's Geothermal Resources, The Jebel Marra Area : [9]
- The Culex mosquitos of the Sudan : [10]
[edit] External links
- Location map (small scale) : [11]
- Satellite image (large scale) : [12]
- Oblique aerial photo on page 27 (large scale) : [13]