Andrew s Volcano situated on the Barrier the inhospitable volcanic ridge that divides Lake Turkana from the Suguta Valley to the south of the lake. This volcano was last active at the end of the 19th century.
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Massive lava flows on the Barrier the inhospitable volcanic ridge that divides Lake Turkana from the Suguta Valley to the south of the lake. South Island also of volcanic origin is clearly visible in the distance.
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An extinct volcanic cone on the Barrier the inhospitable volcanic ridge that divides Lake Turkana from the Suguta Valley to the south of the lake.
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Scrub vegetation and thorny bushes growing on infertile volcanic soil in the semi-arid north of Kenya after a shower of rain.
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The large seasonal river called the Barsaloi and further downstream the Milgis in a semi-arid region of Samburu District.
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The seasonal Seiya River courses its way through semi-arid scrub country in the low-lying parts of Samburu District
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Ancient inselbergs and bare rock outcrops of varying dimensions are a feature of the semi-arid regions of Samburu District.
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Ancient inselbergs of varying dimensions are a feature of the semi-arid regions of Samburu District.
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Flanked by hills and mountains the large seasonal river called the Barsaloi and further downstream the Milgis, is a water lifeline of the Samburu people living in a semi-arid region of Samburu District.
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