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WorldAtlas
Get a country
description including population, currency, religion, geography
and more.
BBC.Com
Get
the weather for select African cities
WeatherUnderground
These maps are animated to show the selected
data for the African Continent over a 24 hour
period.
BBC.Com
Full
profiles provide an instant guide to history, politics and economic
background of countries and background on key
institutions. They also include audio and video clips from BBC
archives.
WeatherUnderground
Get temperature, humidity, wind, and pressure in
select cities of the
African country chosen
UniMaps.com
Maps and descriptions include population, language, religions, geography
and more.
Sheppard Software
Develop a mental
map of Africa, its countries, capitals, and
geography through these amazing games!
Go2Africa
strives
to make
your
African
safari
the
experience
of a
lifetime.
Of
course,
it helps
to know
what you
have in
mind
when you
think of
safari
travel.
By
choosing
one of
the
following
options
you'll
be taken
to the
African
safari
we think
would
suit you
best.
Art and Life in
Africa
contains information
about African Art and Culture adapted from similar material
developed for the
Art and Life in Africa CD-ROM
being produced at The University of Iowa.
Miturzikin.com
Learn what languages are spoken in each African country
How Stuff
Works
Precipitation,
climate, GDP, and specific country information
Maps: Africa, New World, Slave Trade
by Virginia
Foundation for the Humanities and University of
Virginia
Northwestern
University
This
site
features
digital
copies
of 113
antique
maps of
Africa
and
accompanying
text
dating
from the
mid 16th
Century
to the
early
20th
Century.
All
scanned
maps are
authentic
and
originally
collected
by the
Melville
J. Herskovits
Library
of
African
Studies
(or the
Africana
Library)
at
Northwestern
University.
African Studies Center at the
University of Pennsylvania brings
together researchers and students,
along with cultural, business and
media entities, to gain knowledge of
contemporary and historical Africa.
The Center coordinates a wide range
of course offerings and events in a
variety of disciplines ranging from
history, language and culture to
health, science and business. The
geographic expertise of Penn
Africanist faculty and staff spans
the continent and extends to the
African diaspora. They share a
commitment to an interdisciplinary
approach to the study of African
people, their institutions, and the
wider world where they now reside.
Interactive Atlas of African history 1879 - 2002
depicting
changes in territorial names, conflicts, colonization and
decolonization, post-colonial political developments, economic and
demographic changes. Use through the web or download to your computer.AAAH
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Individual
Maps