Seychelles: Districts – Map Quiz

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Seychelles is an island country in the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and east of mainland Africa. Its archipelago consists of more than 100 islands, ranging from mountainous granitic islands to low-lying coral islands scattered across a vast area of ocean.

The country is divided into administrative districts, most of which are located on Mahé, the largest and most populous island. Other districts are found on Praslin and La Digue, two of the country's other main inhabited islands.

The national capital, Victoria, is located on northeastern Mahé, where several small, densely populated districts are concentrated. Elsewhere on the island, districts extend along the coast and into the mountainous interior. Praslin is divided into Baie Sainte Anne and Grand'Anse Praslin, while La Digue forms a separate district.

This quiz covers the districts of Seychelles. Learning their locations provides a useful introduction to the country's administrative geography and the distribution of its population across the main islands.

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