Saint Barthélemy topographic map
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Saint Barthélemy
Morne de Vitet, 286 metres (938 feet) in height, is the highest peak on the island. Hills and valleys of varying topography cover the rest of the island. Notable are Morne Rouge, Morne Criquet, Morne de Grand Fond, Morne de Dépoudré and Morne Lurin. The largest bodies of water on the island are Étang de Saint-Jean, Grande Saline, Grand Étang, and Petit Étang.
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Name: Saint Barthélemy topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Saint Barthélemy, 97133, France (17.67093 -63.06639 18.13756 -62.58440)
Average elevation: 2 m
Minimum elevation: -2 m
Maximum elevation: 407 m
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