Mount Roraima – Located at the Border of Three Countries: Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana.
In South America, some of the world's oldest rock formations shape extraordinary flat-topped mountains known as tepuis. The tallest of them, Mount Roraima, sits at the junction of three South American nations. Its vast summit spans approximately 34 square kilometers, with nearly one-fifth of it covered by water bodies. These waters cascade down the mountain, feeding three major river systems: the Amazon, the Essequibo, and the Orinoco.