Togo is a relatively narrow country but possesses a surprisingly diverse vegetation due to its central mountain range (the Togo Mountains). While savannas with acacias and baobabs predominate in the north and south, the central, higher-altitude areas contain remnants of tropical deciduous forests as well as coffee and cocoa plantations. The river valleys host dense gallery forests that remain lush and green, even when the surrounding savanna dries up during the dry season.
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