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Kenya sits on the equator in East Africa, covering about 224,080 square miles (580,367 km²) from the white sand beaches of the Indian Ocean to the shores of Lake Victoria. The Great Rift Valley cuts through its middle, lined with volcanoes and soda lakes, while vast savannas stretch across the south and dry, rugged deserts fill the north.

Its most famous natural wonder is the Great Migration, when more than a million wildebeest and zebras pour into the Maasai Mara each year and plunge across the crocodile-filled Mara River. Mount Kenya, the second-highest mountain in Africa at about 17,057 feet (5,199 m), is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and two lions hold up the national coat of arms.

Kenya is one of the best places on Earth to see the Big Five, with lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo and rhinos roaming its parks and conservancies. Rare Grevy's zebras and reticulated giraffes live in the northern drylands, and huge flocks of pink flamingos gather on the soda lakes of the Rift Valley.

Did You Know? Lake Turkana, in the far north, is the largest permanent desert lake on Earth, nicknamed the Jade Sea for its green water.

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