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By: Lee N.

S enegal. By: Lee N. REGIONS. The states bordering Senegal are Mauritania, Mali, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, and Gambia. Made graph myself. LOCATION. The capital of Senegal is Dakar. The latitude and longitude of Dakar is 14º 40' N and 17º 26' W Senegal is in West Africa. PLACE.

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  1. Senegal By: Lee N.

  2. REGIONS The states bordering Senegal are Mauritania, Mali, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, and Gambia. Made graph myself

  3. LOCATION • The capital of Senegal is Dakar. • Thelatitude and longitude of Dakar is 14º 40' N and 17º 26' W • Senegal is in West Africa.

  4. PLACE • The key physical features in Senegal are low, rolling, plains rising up to foothills in southeast. There is also Heavier vegetation in the south and south-east of Senegal. • Senegal's natural resources are fish, phosphates, and iron ore. • most of Senegal's people live in the rocky part of the land.

  5. MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE AND GOODS • Senegal's main exports are Fish, groundnuts, petroleum products, phosphates, and cotton. • Senegal’s main imports are Foods and beverages, consumer goods, capital goods, and petroleum products. • Senegal was once a French colony. • Senegal has been regarded as one of Africa's model democracies. • Senegal has lots of hotels and travel destinations. For tourists.

  6. HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION • The climate in Senegal is Tropical. • Even though tropical sounds nice there are threats from this climate for instance land duration, food security, flooding, erosion, it has a negative impact on jobs and industries, and most importantly their culture heritage is being threatened.

  7. SOURCES • www.nationsencyclopedia.com › Africa › Senegal • www.hobotraveler.com/bordercities.php • www.international.ucla.edu › Home › Outreach • www.intute.ac.uk/worldguide/html/1013_map.html • www.amadou.net/Cultural_Background.html • www.ipam.sn/doc/Senegal_Talks_Climate.pdf • www.nationsencyclopedia.com › ... › Africa • www.flagspot.net/flags/sn-col.html – • www.climate-zone.com , bbc.co.uk, senegal.co.uk • www.ipam.sn/doc/Senegal_Talks_Climate.pdf • www.worldtravelguide.net/senegal • All my photos are from clip art

  8. CREDITS Thanks to: Google Clipart Miss. Cotter

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