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Free Debundscha Geography Worksheet for Kids

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Debundscha Facts for Kids

About Debundscha: Debundscha sits at the base of Mount Cameroon, an active volcano near the sea. The mountain forces wet Atlantic air upward, wringing out huge amounts of rain. It is one of the five rainiest places in the world. It is one of only a handful of places on Earth that top 10,000 mm of rain a year

Location: The coast of southwestern Cameroon, on Mount Cameroon · Country: Cameroon · Yearly Rain: About 10,299 mm (405 in) a year · Region: Sits right where the sea meets the tall slopes of Mount Cameroon · Why So Wet: Wet ocean winds from the Atlantic slam into the mountain and rise, pouring out rain · Rainy Months: Most of the rain falls from about May to October · Nature: Warm, green and tropical all year round · World Rank: One of the rainiest places in Africa

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It is one of only a handful of places on Earth that top 10,000 mm of rain a year