The Sahara is found in all the listed countries as well as a number of others.
Its about 5000km away
The Great Victoria Desert in Australia is entirely located within Australia. Australia also has the third largest desert entirely located within the boundaries of one country; The Simpson Desert. Other deserts: the Gobi, Sahara and Arabian have larger areas than the Great Victoria that are confined to one country. But Australia also holds the record for the largest portion of one desert within it's borders. Antarctica is entirely desert, and as the Australian Antarctic Territory is the largest slice of Antarctica, Australia has the largest portion of the Antarctic Desert.
The Sahara covers most of the northern third of the African continent.
There is a great deal of diversity within African countries. -Natural resources vary widely across the continent.
The Sahara Desert covers a huge area - almost the top 1/3rd of the African continent. There are a number of villages, towns and even cities located within the desert, but in most cases along the periphery
That would depend upon your point of view. However, the Sahara is probably the best known simply because of its size. Some would say it is the Mojave since that desert includes within its boundaries the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, as well as Death Valley.
A political line on a map is an indicator of governmental boundaries. It may show boundaries between countries as well as such boundaries within countries as for counties, provinces or states.
There are no deserts in Zimbabwe. A portion of the Kalahari Basin touches Zimbabwe, but none of the Kalahari Desert is within the country's boundaries.
From Libya to Central Asia.
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Yes there actually are national parks in the Sahara desert. Since the desert covers all of Northern Africa, Some countries have created parks to get tourists to come. these parks are; Banc d'Arguin National Park in Mauritania, Djanet-National Park in Algeria, Sidi Touri National Park in Tunisia, Taghit National Park in Algeria and finally the Ain Khadra National Park in Egypt. The problem though these "parks" are not like the parks in North America, they are actually oasises located within the desert and these countries.