The Adamawa Mountains are a mountain range located in central Africa, primarily in Cameroon and Nigeria. They are part of the larger Cameroon Highlands and are known for their rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems. The mountains rise to elevations of over 2,400 meters and are characterized by steep slopes, deep valleys, and rich vegetation. These mountains are home to various wildlife species and are significant for local communities. The region experiences a tropical climate, which supports agriculture and forestry. The Adamawa Mountains also play a crucial role in the hydrology of the area, influencing river systems and water resources.