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... central Africa straddling the equa- tor on the west coast of Africa , and cover- ing an area of 103,347 square miles ( 267,667 square km ) . The capital is Libreville . It is bor- dered by Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon to BURKINA FASO ...
... central Africa straddling the equa- tor on the west coast of Africa , and cover- ing an area of 103,347 square miles ( 267,667 square km ) . The capital is Libreville . It is bor- dered by Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon to BURKINA FASO ...
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... Central America , cov- ering 42,042 square miles ( 108,889 square km ) in the northwestern corner of the isthmus . It is bordered on the north and west by Mexico ; on the northeast by Belize and the Caribbean Sea ( at the Gulf of ...
... Central America , cov- ering 42,042 square miles ( 108,889 square km ) in the northwestern corner of the isthmus . It is bordered on the north and west by Mexico ; on the northeast by Belize and the Caribbean Sea ( at the Gulf of ...
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... Central America , and the political , so- cial , cultural , and economic centre of Guatemala . Lying in a valley of the central highlands at an elevation of 4,897 feet ( 1,493 m ) above sea level , it has a temperate and invigorating ...
... Central America , and the political , so- cial , cultural , and economic centre of Guatemala . Lying in a valley of the central highlands at an elevation of 4,897 feet ( 1,493 m ) above sea level , it has a temperate and invigorating ...
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