map of africa

r5tommy

r5tommy

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can somone find me a good map of africa ( physical.,...,,showing mountain names and river names and shit)

i need it for school, and i cant find a good one

tanky tanky

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haha i ahev no idea where ot find you one try like www.nationalgeographic.com

p.s. ill kick his ass he better lighten up

~ski to live and live to ski~
 
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let that sink in for a minute
 
i need one thats more detailed

you think african studies sucks, try having your homo ski team coach be the teacher

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2 Months, 2 Weeks, 1 Days Left

 
Then why the fuck dont you go find one yourself instead of gettting poor saps to do your work for you?

'Don't fuck with me 'cause I'm going to delete everything you ever post and have ever posted - Flanker, A moderator
 
skibabe, that was a terribly stupid comment. Clearly, he stated that he needed it for SCHOOL. i'm sure his teachers could care less about skiing. even if you were trying to be funny, it didn't work.

-Dan

RED SOX
 
relax dude, she made a joke that you personally didn't find funny, let it go

'Rufus, Brent, and Micus were like brothers to me, and when I say brothers I don't mean like an actual brother, but I mean it like black people mean it, which is more meaningful I think'
 
you know, africa is a very interesting continent. it has the longest river in the world, the largest desert in the world, but at the same time it has some very large snow mountain ranges, a tropical rainforest, and savana's and such.

not only is it very diverse geograficly, it plays an important role historicly and geologicly.

they have fossles that show that humans infact came from the East African Rift region of the continent thousands of years ago (up to almost 100 000 years to the first 'human like' beings). slowly evolving and migrating we became what we are today.

the East African Rift is part of a fault system that is currently creating the Red Sea (it is a growing ocean, and in the not too far future (geologicly speaking) will become a new sea, and this spreading is not only in the current Red Sea, but is infact taking place down the whole east side of the continent.

Fasinating.

Darryl Hunt

Jesus doesn't live here.
 
^simply stunning

'Rufus, Brent, and Micus were like brothers to me, and when I say brothers I don't mean like an actual brother, but I mean it like black people mean it, which is more meaningful I think'
 
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