North Africa

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Charts

BA

4300 Mediterranean and Black Sea

4301 Mediterranean — western part

Mediterranean — eastern part

BA92 - Cabo de Sao Vincente to Stait of Gibraltar

BA3132 - Strait of Gibraltar to Arqipelago de Madera

NIMA

W310 Mediterranean Sea

51160 - Cabo de Sao Vicente to Strait of Gibraltar

Turkish

2 Mediterranean

Weather

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Currents & Tides

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Passages

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Communication

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Navigation

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Countries, Ports, Anchorages, and Islands

Countries	Offshore Islands
Algeria Algeria/wiki/Algeria Libya Libya/wiki/Libya Morocco Morocco/wiki/Morocco Sudan Sudan/wiki/Sudan Tunisia Tunisia/wiki/Tunisia Western Sahara Western Sahara/wiki/Western_Sahara	Canary IslandsCanary Islands/wiki/Canaries Cape Verde IslandsCape Verde Islands/wiki/Cape_Verde Sao Tome and Principe Sao Tome and Principe/wiki/Sao_Tome_and_Principe

Things to do Ashore

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Friends

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Forums

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Links

• North Africa at the Wikipedia

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