Mont Ngaoui

Mont Ngaoui is a mountain summit in the Mbéré region, rising to about 1,410 meters and forming a natural dividing line between the Central African Republic and Cameroon. The peak straddles the international border that separates these two nations.

The mountain long served as a geographical marker that helped define and demarcate the border between the Central African Republic and Cameroon. Its location became central to how these two nations established their territorial boundaries.

Local communities use the summit's shape as a key reference for finding their way through the region. The mountain remains an important landmark in how people understand and navigate their territory.

Reaching the summit requires permits and a local guide to navigate the terrain safely. Military clearance is typically needed because the peak sits directly on an international border.

The summit serves as the highest point in the Central African Republic while also functioning as a peak on the Cameroon side of the border. This dual distinction makes it geographically unique for both nations.

Location: Mbéré

Elevation above the sea: 1,410 m

GPS coordinates: 6.74999,14.95889

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:08