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Summary
Africa: subregions as delineated by United Nations geographic classification scheme:
Northern Africa
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physiographically, country with partial territory in Western Asia – Egypt ( Sinai Peninsula)
Western Africa
Central Africa
Eastern Africa
Southern Africa
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