* Ahaggar Mountains * Atlas Mountains * Aurès Mountains * Edough massif * Gueltara Mountains * Saharan Atlas * Tassili n'Ajjer * Tell Atlas See the link below for the source.
Atlas - just like the book.
Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia, Mauritania, and Western Sahara.
The countries that comprise the Maghreb include Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Mauritania. These are what is considered the Maghreb region in modern times. Historically the area has seen many countries come and go.
Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco
Algeria is on the African continent. To its west (left) you will find Morocco, to its east (right) you will find Tunisia. Algeria borders the Mediterranean sea.
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Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia
Atlas
The ATLAS MOUNTAINS run along the northwest African coast in what is now northeast Morocco and northern Algeria.
The largest mountain range in North Africa is the Atlas Mountains which run through the length of Morocco and Algeria.
The Atlas Mountains are the principal mountain range of northwest Africa, stretching across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. These mountains are known for their rugged beauty and diverse ecosystems, including alpine forests and high plateaus.
Morocco
The Atlas Mountains are in northern Algeria. The mountain range also runs through Morocco and Tunisia. The country of Algeria comprises 2,381,741 square kilometers of land.
To the north begins the famous Atlas Mountains. The range extends from the Western Sahara through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia to 1,600 kilometers; And it is the longest uninterrupted range in Africa.
No. The Atlas Mountains are a West African mountain-range that runs through Algeria and Morocco. Saudi Arabia's mountain range that runs along the Red Sea coastline is the Hejazi Mountain Range.
The Atlas Mountains are located in North Africa, primarily spanning across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. They are the longest mountain range in North Africa.
The Atlas Mountain range is located in Africa, stretching through Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. It is one of the longest mountain ranges in Africa, running approximately 1,600 miles from the southwest to the northeast.