Map Quiz – Africa North of The Equator: Countries

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Most countries north of the equator in Africa are considered developing economies. Some, like Libya and Algeria, benefit from oil and gas exports, while others, such as Chad and Mali, face economic challenges. Wealth varies greatly across the region.

Islam is the dominant religion, with large Muslim populations in countries like Egypt, Sudan, and Morocco. Christianity and indigenous beliefs are also practiced in certain areas.

Arabic is the most widely spoken language, used officially in countries like Algeria, Libya, and Egypt. Other languages include French (common in former colonies) and indigenous languages such as Berber in Morocco and Algeria.

The highest mountain in this region is Mount Emi Koussi (3,445 m) in Chad, located in the Sahara Desert. It is a dormant volcano and a prominent feature in the Tibesti mountain range.