Mauritania geography Introduction

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 42. Chapters: Koumbi Saleh, Rosso, Tichit, Néma, Timbedra, Elb Address, El Mina, Mauritania, Choum, Tékane, Bareina, Sori Malé, Tokomadji, Bababé, Adel Bagrou, Fassala, Ould Birem, Aoueinat Zbel, Bagodine, Bougadoum, Bassiknou, Magta-Lahjar, Ajar, Mauritania, Ndiago, Mauritania, Dionaba, Jreif, Boghé, Ouad Naga, Mbagne, Arr, Mauritania, Mederdra, Lexelba, Mbalal, Aere Mbar, Aghchorguitt, Keur-Macene, Ain Ehel Taya, Ghlig Ehel Boye, Dar El Barka, Mabrouk II, Niabina, R' Kiz, Dhar, Mauritania, Ouad Amour, El Megve, Edbaye El Hejaj, Feireni, Sangrave, Benamane, Tiguent, Bouhdida, Tevragh-Zeina, Jidr-El Mouhguen, Taguilalett, Boutalhaya, Nteichitt, Cheggar, Nebaghia, El Aria, Aouleiguatt, Ajoueir, Aioun, Djiguenni, Azgueilem Tiyab, Toujouonine, Teyarett, Ksar, Mauritania, Riyad, Mauritania, Dar-Naim, Arafat, Mauritania, Benichab, Sebkha, Mauritania, Boulenoir, Agoueinit, Moudjeria, Guerou, Tintane, Tamchekett, Ould Yenge, Kankossa, Nouamghar, Maghama, Boumdeid, Woumpou, Lekhcheb, Sagne, Mauritania, Maaden, Inal, Monguel, Gouraye, Nbeika, Wali, Mauritania, Blajmil, Bouanze, Bouly, Bangou, Mauritania, Boubacar Ben Amer, Ganki, El Ghabra, Barkeol, Djeol, Mbout, Touil, Noual, Tektaka, Bou Lahrath, Hassi El Ahmed Bichna, Tmeimichatt, Tarenguet Ehel Moul, Ain Savra, Edebaye Ehl Guelay, Tenaha, Mauritania, Ntrguent, Diadibeny Gandega, Gogui, Mauritania, El Medah, Lehseira, Soudoud, Beileguet Litama, Sani, Mauritania, Sava, Mauritania, Daw, Mauritania, Ghabou, Melzem Teichett, Tensigh, Hassi Abdallah, Chelkhet Tiyad, Gasra El Barka, N' Savenni, Hassi Attilla, El Mouyessar, Oum Avnadech, Boeir Tores, Dodol Cover, Guateidoume, Ou, Lahyadh, Vrea Litama, Aweintat I, Beribavatt, Hassimhadi, Modibougou, Nouamleine, Ouldmbouni, Agharghar, Ain Varba, Doueirara, El Melgua, Hsey Tine, Kouroudel, Leghligue, Lehreijat, Leweynatt, Nere Walo, Tinghadej, Voulaniya, Wahatt, Aghoratt, Baidiyam, El Khatt, El Verea, Tenhemad, Dielwar, Lahrach, Tikobra, Egjert, Laftah, Tawaz, Toutel, Tufunde Cive, Bethet Meit, Devaa, Foum Gleita, Hassichegar, Megva, Melga, Radhi, Soufa, Oueid Jrid, Bousteila, El Ghaire, Bouheida, Leouossy, Rdheidhi, Daghveg, Gueller, Legrane, Tachott, Tamchakett, Timzinn, Bokkol, Kamour, Lahraj, Dafor, Hamod, Ouadane, Atar Department, Boutilimit, Chinguetti Department, Oujeft Department, Aoujeft Department, Futa Tooro, Ain Ben Tili, Akjoujt, Tidjikja, Fderîck, Sélibaby, Tikattane, Cansado, Iouik, Gorgol River, Amourj, Ras Nouadhibou, Adrar Region, Kiffa, Ayoun el Atrous, Aleg, Ksar el Barka, Rachid, Mauritania, Hodh Ech Chargui Region, Casbah des Ait Maouine, Tanoudert, Guidimaka Region, Jraif, Ksar el Khali, La Batterie, Bir Moghrein, Kobenni, El Mamghar, Diade, Kataouane, Mejaouda, Kediet ej Jill, Hodh El Gharbi Region, Togba, Trarza Region, Akreijit, Tagant Plateau, Tiris Zemmour Region, Chemama, Brakna Region, Gorgol Region, Atlantic coastal desert, Dakhlet Nouadhibou Region, Tagant Region, Assaba Region, Adrar Plateau, Inchiri Region, Diawling National Park, Azougui, Tidra, Bay of Arguin, Kijji, Aouelloul crater, Ben Amera, Aoukar Depression, El Djouf, Terjit, Karakoro River, Kolimbiné River, Legat, Sebkha de Ndrhamcha, Amojjar Pass, Ben Amara, Ijafene, Nair, Diamer, Mauritania. Excerpt: Koumbi Saleh, sometimes Kumbi Saleh is a large settlement mound or tell in south east Mauritania that has been putatively identified as the site of the capital of the Ghana Empire. The city dates back to the third century CE, when its Ma...