Detailed map of Afroasiatic languages in Africa and the Middle East.
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Files:  Tachelhit.png, Carthe ethnolinguistique - Nord et Est du Maroc.PNG, Tunisia-Zuwara Berber Map.PNG, Aires linguistiques du nord-est algérien.svg, Hassaniya Arabic Map.svg  and Africa ethnic groups 1996.jpg 
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