desert is the geographic feature that separates north africa from the rest of africa.
desert is the geographic feature that separates north africa from the rest of africa.
what geographic feature separates north africa from the rest of africa?
desert
the inhabitants of north africa are roughly divided in a manner corresponding to the principal geographic regions of north africa: the maghreb, the nile valley, and the sahel. the maghreb or western north africa on the whole is believed to have been inhabited by berbers since at least 10,000 b.c., while the eastern part of north africa or the nile valley has mainly been home to the egyptians. ancient egyptians record extensive contact in their western desert with people that appear to have been berber or proto-berber. as the tassili n'ajjer and other rock art findings in the sahara have shown, the sahara also hosted various populations before its rapid desertification in 3500 b.c and even today continues to host small populations of nomadic trans-saharan peoples.
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geographic feature – component of a planet that can be referred to as a location, place, site, area, or region, and therefore may show up on a map. a geographic feature may be natural or artificial.









































section::::elements of geography.:types of geographic features.:location and place.









































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section::::elements of geography.:types of geographic features.:natural geographic features.









































natural geographic feature – an ecosystem or natural landform.









































section::::elements of geography.:types of geographic features.:natural geographic features.:ecosystems.
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