Though this mountain is the second-tallest peak on its continent following Mount Kilimanjaro, it is the tallest in its namesake country.
This mountain is home to the Lewis and Tyndall glaciers, and its Batian peak was ascended by Halford John Mackinder in 1899. It is known as the "Mountain of Whiteness" by the native Kikuyu people. Though this mountain is the second-tallest peak on its continent following Mount Kilimanjaro, it is the tallest in its namesake country. For 10 points, name this stratovolcano located 150 miles northeast of Nairobi, the capital of its namesake country.
This mountain is home to the Lewis and Tyndall glaciers, and its Batian peak was ascended by Halford John Mackinder in 1899.
Mount {Kenya} [or {Kirinyaga}; accept “{Mountain} of {Whiteness}” before mentioned]