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Dimlang Peak

mountain peak, Nigeria
Also known as: Vogel Peak

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Shebshi Mountains

  • Adamawa, Nigeria
    In Adamawa

    …the Shebshi Mountains rise to Mount Dimlang (6,699 feet [2,042 metres]) in the state’s southeastern portion. Adamawa state is largely covered by short-grass savanna and is drained westward by the Benue River and its tributaries, including the Gongola, Taraba, and Pai rivers.

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  • In Shebshi Mountains

    Its Dimlang (Vogel) Peak is one of the highest points—with an elevation of 6,699 feet (2,042 metres)—in Nigeria, rising above the central highland area. Numerous tributaries of the Benue River, including the Kam, Fan, Sonko, Belwa, and Ini rivers, rise on the range’s wooded upper slopes.

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