Its capital is often paired with the name "Queen's Hill."
The Tsaratanana Massif in the north and the Ivakoany Massif is the south form most of this island's central highlands. A "spiny thicket" ecoregion is found it its extreme south, where four unusual "chevron" features are found on its beaches. The Tsimiroro heavy oil fields are located in its West near the Avenue of the Baobabs. The Canal des Pangalanes is a long waterway on its Eastern Coast near the Maosola Peninsula. Unique karst topography can be found in the limestone at the Tsingy reserve on this island, whose highest point is at (*) Maromokotro. Its capital is often paired with the name "Queen's Hill." Consisting of a formal crustal remnant of Godwana that broke off from India 60 million years ago, for 10 points, identify this island located across the Mozambique Channel from Mozambique.
The Tsaratanana Massif in the north and the Ivakoany Massif is the south form most of this island's central highlands.
Madagascar