Describe the features of the provided map of Ghana, including its scale, direction, legend, borders, water bodies, cities, and national parks.

Here are the features of the map provided: Title/Source: The map is from WorldAtlas.com*. Scale: There is a linear scale indicating distances in both miles (100 mi) and kilometers (100 km)*. Direction Indicator: A compass rose* with a prominent 'N' indicates North. Legend/Key: A small legend in the top right corner indicates different topographical features* within Ghana: Light green/grey: LOW/HILLS* Darker green/blue: MTS. (Mountains)* Borders: The map clearly shows the international borders* of Ghana with neighboring countries: Burkina Faso* to the North Togo* to the East Benin* to the Northeast Cote D'Ivoire* to the West Water Bodies: Atlantic Ocean* to the South. Gulf of Guinea* (part of the Atlantic Ocean). Major rivers: White Volta, Black Volta, Oti River, Tano, Pra, Birim*. Large lake: Lake Volta*. Major Cities/Towns: Accra* (capital city, marked with a star). Kumasi*. Sekondi-Takoradi*. Tamale*. Bolgatanga*. Ho*. Tema*. Sunyani*. Tumu*. Bimbilla*. Asamankese*. Tarkwa*. Neighboring cities: Lomé (Togo), Abidjan* (Cote D'Ivoire). National Parks: Mole Nat. Park*. Bui Nat. Park*. Digya Nat. Park*. Kakum N.P.* Mountains: Mt. Afadjato* is indicated. Country Name: Ghana* is prominently displayed in red.