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Geography
Physical Geography
Africa is a continent which is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Isthmus of Suez and the Red Sea to the northeast, the Indian Ocean to the southeast and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The continent includes Madagascar and various archipelagos.
Political Regions (Needs information about each region.)
Congo and Middle Africa
Egypt
Horn of Africa
Madagascar
North Africa
West Africa
Sahara and Sahel
South Africa
Nations
Nations with African Capitals
- 4.1ContactStaff2 (Former Ancient Chad)
- Aegyptus
- Africa
- Ancient Egypt
- A.R.T (African Republic of Tanzania)
- Baghermi
- Bura
- Cape Verde
- Canarias
- Carthage
- Casablanca
- Congo
- Cyrenaica
- EAC (East African Commonwealth)
- East Africa
- Ethiopia
- Egypt
- Gabon
- Guinea
- Israel
- Kaapkust
- Kabylia
- Kanem
- Niger
- Nigeria
- Nubia
- Numidia
- Madagascar
- Maghreb
- Marmarica
- Merina Kingdom
- Morocco
- RDC (République démocratique du Congo)
- Rhodesia
- Sahara
- Socotra
- Somalia
- Sudan
- Western Sahara
- Zambie
- Zanzibar
- Zimbabwe
Other Nations with African Towns
Maps
Map of Africa by Noahser of Nubia, picturing early October 2020
Conflicts
- War
- Ancient Egypt is in war with Greater Roman Empire.
- Nubia is at war with Sudan (See The Sudanese Rebellion).
- Border Disputes/Tensions
- Aegyptus, Ancient Egypt and Egypt all claim the region of Egypt.
- Ethiopia and Nubia contest each others claims over the regions of Ethiopia.
- Ethiopia and Nubia claim the town of Belleville from Ancient Egypt.
- Madagascar claims all of Madagascar including the nation of Merina Kingdom.
- Nubia claims the Zambien towns of Kyoga and Kasteel.
- Nubia claims the Sudanese towns of Kraftier and Dharug.
- Nubia claims the Hala'ib Triangle and Lower Nubia including the Ancient Egyptian towns of Le Caire, Horus and Abou Simbel.
- The Greater Roman Empire and Nubia dispute a significant portion of the Nubian Desert.
History Timeline
To be added later.