The seven countries north of the Sahara's climatic divide: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia and Western Sahara, sharing the Mediterranean coast, the Sahara itself and the Nile valley. The UN geoscheme draws the southern boundary at the Sahara rather than at any national frontier, so a Sahel country such as Mali or Niger, immediately south of that line, belongs under Western Africa instead.
Facts
All Northern Africa
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Algeria
Northern Africa
Almohad Caliphate
Historical polity, africa, europe (1121-1269)
Almoravid dynasty
Historical dynasty and empire, North Africa and Southern Europe (1040-1147)
Egypt
Northern Africa
Fatimid Caliphate
Historical polity, asia, africa, europe (909-1171)
Ifriqiya
Historical polity, africa (703-1705)
Libya
Northern Africa
Marinid dynasty
Historical polity, africa (1244-1465)
Morocco
Northern Africa
Sudan
Northern Africa
Tunisia
Northern Africa
Wattasid dynasty
Historical polity, africa (1472-1554)
Western Sahara
Northern Africa
Zayyanid Dynasty
Historical polity, africa (1236-1556)
Sources
1. United Nations M49 Standard Country or Area Codes for Statistical Use (Geoscheme)
United Nations Statistics DivisionOverview page, Northern Africa subregion code rowQuote, Overview page, Northern Africa subregion code row
015 | Northern Africa
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