Talent 21 SS Mauritania
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Mauritania is located in Northwest Africa, bordered by Western Sahara, Mali, and Senegal. It has a population of around 3.3 million people and its climate is hot and dry, with little rainfall. Mauritania exports fish and fish products as well as copper, and imports machinery, equipment, and fuel. The country struggles with issues like lack of access to clean water, desertification due to overgrazing and deforestation, and waste management problems.
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Mauritania 1
Mauritania es un país ubicado en el norte de África, limita con el océano Atlántico al oeste y con varios países al este y sur. Su capital y ciudad más grande es Nuakchot. Francia colonizó Mauritania en el siglo XX y le dio independencia en 1960. Desde entonces, Mauritania ha sufrido varios golpes militares que han interrumpido su gobierno democráticamente electo. Actualmente, Mauritania busca estabilidad y desarrollo económico, pero enfrenta desafíos como la
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2) Text boxes can be added to label locations on the map.
3) All edits are fully customizable within PowerPoint to enhance presentations.
Mauritania 2
Mauritania depende principalmente de la agricultura, ganadería y pesca, aunque también posee recursos mineros importantes como hierro y petróleo. El hierro constituye la principal exportación y es extraído por la empresa estatal SNIM, mientras que también se descubrió gas natural y se explotan pequeñas cantidades de cobre, oro, uranio y diamantes. La moneda oficial es la uquiya, introducida en 1973 en sustitución del franco CFA.
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Mauritania 1
Mauritania es un país ubicado en el norte de África, limita con el océano Atlántico al oeste y con varios países al este y sur. Su capital y ciudad más grande es Nuakchot. Francia colonizó Mauritania en el siglo XX y le dio independencia en 1960. Desde entonces, Mauritania ha sufrido varios golpes militares que han interrumpido su gobierno democráticamente electo. Actualmente, Mauritania busca estabilidad y desarrollo económico, pero enfrenta desafíos como la
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Talent 21 SS Mauritania
- 1. BY NIA MAYS, ZACK BARNE MANNY RODRIGUEZ
- 2. Mauritania is … located North/West Africa southwest of Algeria west of Mali and north of Senegal Its absolute location is 20°N, 12°W LOCATION
- 3. Mauritania POLITICAL MAP
- 4. Some of the Landforms in the country are the Adrar Plateau, Sahara Desert. 2 bodies of water are Lake Rose and Lake Malika. Some of the natural resources are iron ore, and gypsum 2 languages are Arabic and Wolof with Arabic being the national language PLACE
- 5. The population of this country is approximately 3,281,364 The life expectancy is 57.92 years old. The type of government in this country is a democracy. PLACE (CONTINUED)
- 7. Mauritanians export products fish, fish products, and copper They also import machinery and equipment, petroleum products, and capital goods They only have one national TV station. They have about 75,000 internet users. That’s not that much compared to our 488,005,400 2,966km of their roads are paved but 8,100km are not. MOVEMENT 19 of their airports are unpaved and only 9 are paved
- 8. EXPORT CHART
- 9. It is located in Northwest Africa Mauritania is in the Tropics The average temperature is 100°F The yearly rainfall is 10cm The climate of this area is much hotter but has much less rainfall REGION
- 10. Mauritanians have learned to conserve the little water that is potable. (only 40% of villages have potable water.) Overgrazing, deforestation, and soil erosion are being aggravated by drought and are contributing to desertification. For biodiversity, Mauritania ha many National Parks and Nature Reserves Mauritania has a new government that is trying “tackle” or control waste management. HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION