Lesotho, a mountainous Southern African nation with elevations ranging from 1,400 to 3,482 meters (Thabana Ntlenyana peak), experiences significant boiling point variation due to altitude. Atmospheric pressure decreases with elevation, lowering water's boiling point.
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The boiling point decreases progressively across Lesotho's terrain, affecting cooking times, food preparation, and industrial processes throughout the country.