Somewhere next to 34 and 12, 33 is 25, the highest mountain is 1D (two words), and the principal 3 and 39 are alongside each other in 19. Solvers must shade the clued light that is an anagram of the place’s name. Elsewhere, ignore two accents.
Across
1 Jittery Jonah hides Sonia and Sam’s stuff (11)
7 Writer of humourless English (3)
11 Plastic covering most of spout in extractor (6)
13 State name applied to murdered sheep-master (retired) (7)
15 Poet takes drug — Charlie? (5)
16 Flower beginning to grow in hollow (5)
17 Suit clothing good successful examinee (6)
18 Unit in grand hotel starts to...
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