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JAVIER ROJO LÓPEZ AND NICOLAS UREÑA ROJASLoading...
NORTHERN AFRICA
INTRODUCTION
Our team have decided to take a trip to North Africa.
Specifically we will travel to Algiers.
How did we get to Algeria?
You can use different means of transport
Specifically we will travel to Algiers.
How did we get to Algeria?
You can use different means of transport
AIRPLANE
• Adolfo Suarez Airport (Madrid) Departures every day
• GO: Thursday 10:30, arrive 17:20 _ RETURN: Saturday 8:30 arrive 14:30
• Adolfo Suarez Airport (Madrid) Departures every day
• GO: Thursday 10:30, arrive 17:20 _ RETURN: Saturday 8:30 arrive 14:30
FERRY
• Alicante- Oran. Departures every day of the week: PRICE €1495
• Valencia- Mostaganem: PRICE: €275
• Alicante- Oran. Departures every day of the week: PRICE €1495
• Valencia- Mostaganem: PRICE: €275
EARTH
• travel by road 791 km 11h 32min
• PRICE: €1,679 depending on the price of fuel
• travel by road 791 km 11h 32min
• PRICE: €1,679 depending on the price of fuel
NORTHERN AFRICA
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1.- INFORMATION ALGERIA
About your geographical areas
a. Countries and capitals of that area
b. Population
c. Economy: most important productive sectors.
d. How are the cities in that area. Name the most populated. functions and parts. Is there a lot of pollution? Is there enough water?
e. Are there tourist resources?
f. ECONOMIC DATA
% unemployment, per capita income, HDI, % of population below the poverty line, birth rate, mortality rate, migratory balance (emigrants-immigrants).
g. Conclusion about how people live in this country.
2.- RELIEF ALGERIA
a) Main elements of the relief of Algeria
b) the consequences on the economy
About your geographical areas
a. Countries and capitals of that area
b. Population
c. Economy: most important productive sectors.
d. How are the cities in that area. Name the most populated. functions and parts. Is there a lot of pollution? Is there enough water?
e. Are there tourist resources?
f. ECONOMIC DATA
% unemployment, per capita income, HDI, % of population below the poverty line, birth rate, mortality rate, migratory balance (emigrants-immigrants).
g. Conclusion about how people live in this country.
2.- RELIEF ALGERIA
a) Main elements of the relief of Algeria
b) the consequences on the economy
NORTHERN AFRICA
COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS OF THAT AREA
It has an area of seven million square kilometers. Their characteristics are:
It presents an important urban concentration in the coastal region.
There is great influence of European and Asian civilizations, mainly on the Mediterranean coast.
It has a high percentage of European population.
The productive activities are agriculture, livestock, industry, fishing and oil exploitation.
The level of income per inhabitant is high; its average population is higher.
COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS OF THAT AREA
It has an area of seven million square kilometers. Their characteristics are:
It presents an important urban concentration in the coastal region.
There is great influence of European and Asian civilizations, mainly on the Mediterranean coast.
It has a high percentage of European population.
The productive activities are agriculture, livestock, industry, fishing and oil exploitation.
The level of income per inhabitant is high; its average population is higher.
GODS
This African region has a population belonging to two ethnic groups: Arabs and Berbers, likewise, the inhabitants of North Africa are mostly Muslim with approximately 97%, while the remaining 3% are Christians and Jews. .
In North Africa, 4 languages are mainly spoken: Arabic, French, Berber and Spanish, in addition to a large number of dialects and non-official languages that are used among its inhabitants.
In North Africa, 4 languages are mainly spoken: Arabic, French, Berber and Spanish, in addition to a large number of dialects and non-official languages that are used among its inhabitants.
The north is divided from west to east by a double mountain barrier, the Tellian Atlas and the Saharan Atlas. While the central coastal area is covered in forests, in the east there are vast plains and in the south the Sahara covers 84% of the Algerian territory, officially called the Algerian Greater South.
ALGIERS
EL CAIRO
TRIPOLI
RABAT
The African continent, like the rest of the continents, consists of different geographical areas, in this case, Africa is subdivided into 5 geographical areas:
1. North Africa
2. South Africa
3. East Africa
4. West Africa
5. Central Africa
On this occasion we will talk about the first subdivision, North Africa, this region borders to the north with the Mediterranean Sea, to the south with the Sahara region, to the east with Mount Sinai and the Red Sea, to the west with the Atlantic Ocean and consists of from 7 countries:
• Country: Algeria
Capital: Algiers
• Country: Egypt
Capital: Cairo
• Country: Libya
Capital: Tripoli
• Country: Morocco
Capital: Rabat
• Country: Sudan
Capital: Khartoum
• Country: South Sudan
Capital: Juba
• Country: Tunisia
Capital: Tunis
1. North Africa
2. South Africa
3. East Africa
4. West Africa
5. Central Africa
On this occasion we will talk about the first subdivision, North Africa, this region borders to the north with the Mediterranean Sea, to the south with the Sahara region, to the east with Mount Sinai and the Red Sea, to the west with the Atlantic Ocean and consists of from 7 countries:
• Country: Algeria
Capital: Algiers
• Country: Egypt
Capital: Cairo
• Country: Libya
Capital: Tripoli
• Country: Morocco
Capital: Rabat
• Country: Sudan
Capital: Khartoum
• Country: South Sudan
Capital: Juba
• Country: Tunisia
Capital: Tunis
JUBA
TUNIS
Population
Economy: most important productive sectors.
La población de Argelia ascendía a 44 227 000 habitantes, según el censo de 2020. Es una población joven, con una edad media de 27,1 años.
La mortalidad infantil es de 26,75 por mil
la esperanza de vida de 74,26 años.
Fuera de las ciudades más importantes, la atención médica es rudimentaria.
El promedio de hijos por mujer era de 2,38 en 2008 y de 1,76 en 2010, una de las tasas más bajas del continente africano.
Argelia, con una población de 44.616.626 personas, se encuentra en la posición 33 de la tabla de población, compuesta por 196 países y mantiene una muy baja densidad de población, 19 habitantes por Km2.
La mortalidad infantil es de 26,75 por mil
la esperanza de vida de 74,26 años.
Fuera de las ciudades más importantes, la atención médica es rudimentaria.
El promedio de hijos por mujer era de 2,38 en 2008 y de 1,76 en 2010, una de las tasas más bajas del continente africano.
Argelia, con una población de 44.616.626 personas, se encuentra en la posición 33 de la tabla de población, compuesta por 196 países y mantiene una muy baja densidad de población, 19 habitantes por Km2.