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The 14 pages that link to Great Rift Valley, each with the reason it gives.

• Red SeaRelated: The Red Sea is part of the rift system linking East Africa with the Gulf of Aden.

• EthiopiaRelated: Its Ethiopian section divides the highlands and contains lakes, volcanoes, and distinct ecological zones.

• AfricaBroader topic: Its lakes, highlands, and tectonic landscapes distinguish eastern Africa.

• Horn of AfricaRelated: Its rift landscapes divide highlands and shape lakes, drainage, and settlement.

• Ethiopian HighlandsRelated: Its branching rifts divide and bound major highland blocks.

• East AfricaRelated: Its branches shape East Africa’s lakes, highlands, and volcanic landscapes.

• Albertine RiftNarrower topic: The Albertine Rift is often treated as part of this broader landscape feature.

• Sub-Saharan AfricaBroader topic: Its lakes, escarpments, and volcanoes shape landscapes across the east.

• ValleyBroader topic: It is a large-scale example of valleys formed by crustal extension.

• Fissure ventNarrower topic: Its tectonic extension provides a continental setting for fissure volcanism.

• Ngorongoro Conservation AreaNarrower topic: The area’s volcanic highlands and landforms belong to this active rift system.

• Geography of AfricaBroader topic: This tectonic corridor creates distinctive terrain and lakes in eastern Africa.

• EldoretNarrower topic: Eldoret lies in Kenya’s Rift Valley region, whose landscapes shape local climate and settlement.

• MenengaiNarrower topic: Menengai lies within the Kenyan sector of this continental rift system.