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| Senegal is a country on the coast of West Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean in west. Senegal has a population of about 9.7 million people; capital city is Dakar. With an area of 196,722 sq km Senegal is double the size of South Korea. Spoken languages are French (official), Wolof, and other native languages. Map is showing Senegal and surrounding countries with international borders, the national capital, regions and districts capitals, cities, main roads, railroads and major airports. Border Countries: The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, and Mauritania |
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| Map shows the location of following cities and villages in Senegal (Region capitals in bold) Bakel, Bala, Bambey, Bignona, Bounkiling, Dagana, Dakar, Dalafi, Daraa, Darou Mousti, Darou Khoudos, Dialakoto, Diana Malari, Diembéreng, Diouloulou, Diourbel, Fatick, Fourdou, Gabou, Gassane, Gossas, Goudiri, Goudomp, Guinguinéo, Haïré Lao, Joal-Fadiout, Kaffrine, Kaolack, Karang, Kayar, Keur Madiabel, Kébémèr, Kédougou, Khossanto, Koki, Kolda, Kolomba, Koumpentoum, Koungheul, Koussanar, Lagbar, Léona Ndiaye, Linguère, Louga, Maka, Mako, Mamâri, Matam, Mbaké, Mbeulleukhé, Mbour, Médina Gounas, Mékhé, Missira, Mpal, Nayé, Ndiayène, Ndofane, Nganda, Niahène, Nioro Du Rip, Payar, Podor, Popenguine, Richard-Toll, Rufisque, Saint-Louis, Sakone, Saraya, Sédhiou, Siganar, Tambacounda, Tanaf, Thiès, Thilogne, Tièl, Tioukougne Peul, Tivaouane, Touba, Vélingara, Vélingara, and Ziguinchor. | More about Senegal: Cities: Country: Continent: | Related Consumer Information: | |
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