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Coordinates:13°52′12″N11°39′00″W / 13.8700°N 11.6500°W /13.8700; -11.6500

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Mountain range in Mali

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TheBambouk Mountains are amountain range in westernMali, near its border withSenegal.^[1]^[2] They were once a major centre forgold mining, selling the metal toArab traders as early as the 12th century. Mali is currently the third largest producer of gold inAfrica because it still mines the mountain range's now significantly diminished deposits.

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^Velton, Ross (2009).Mali: The Bradt Safari Guide. Bradt Travel Guides.ISBN 978-1-84162-218-7.
^Okoi, Obasesam; Nalule, Victoria R. (2023-12-18).Governing Natural Resources for Sustainable Peace in Africa: Environmental Justice and Conflict Resolution. Taylor & Francis.ISBN 978-1-003-83018-4.

v t e Major African geological formations
Plates	Major plates:African plate Minor plates:Somali plate Microplates:Lwandle plate Madagascar plate Rovuma plate Seychelles plate Victoria Microplate
Cratons andshields	Arabian-Nubian Shield Congo Craton Kaapvaal Craton Kalahari Craton Saharan Metacraton Tanzania Craton Tuareg Shield West African Craton Zimbabwe Craton
Shear zones	Aswa Dislocation Broodkop Shear Zone Central African Shear Zone Chuan Shear Zones Foumban Shear Zone Kandi Fault Zone Mwembeshi Shear Zone Todi Shear Zone Western Meseta Shear Zone
Orogens	Alpine Orogen Cape Fold Belt Damara Orogen East African Orogen Eburnean Orogen Gondwanide Orogen Kibaran Orogen Kuunga Orogen Mauritanide Belt Pan-African orogens Terra Australis Orogen
Rifts	Afar Triangle Anza trough Bahr el Arab rift Benue Trough Blue Nile rift East African Rift Gulf of Suez Rift Lamu Embayment Melut Basin Muglad Basin Red Sea Rift Sangha Aulacogen Atbara rift Urema Valley West and Central African Rift System White Nile rift
Sedimentary basins	Angola Basin Aoukar Blue Nile Basin Chad Basin Congo Basin Douala Basin El Djouf Karoo Basin Gabon Basin Iullemmeden Basin Kufra Basin Murzuq Basin Niger Delta Basin Ogaden Basin Orange River Basin Ouled Abdoun Basin Owambo Basin Reggane Basin Rio del Rey Basin Sirte Basin Somali Coastal Basin Taoudeni Basin Tanzania Coastal Basin Tindouf Basin Turkana Basin
Mountain ranges	Aïr Mountains Atlas Mountains Aurès Mountains Bambouk Mountains Blue Mountains Cameroon line Central Pangean Mountains Chaillu Mountains Drakensberg Eastern Arc Mountains Eastern Rift mountains Ethiopian Highlands Great Escarpment Great Karas Mountains Guinea Highlands Hoggar Mountains Imatong Mountains Jebel Uweinat Loma Mountains Mandara Mountains Marrah Mountains Mitumba Mountains Nuba Mountains Rif Mountains Rwenzori Mountains Sankwala Mountains Serra da Leba Serra da Chela Teffedest Mountains Tibesti Mountains
Inselbergs (aka koppie)	Anti-Atlas Mount Gorongosa Jugurtha Tableland Mount Mabu Mulanje Massif Mont Niénokoué Wase Rock Zuma Rock List of inselbergs

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