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The area around a castle in a North African town is often referred to as the "medina" or "kasbah." The medina typically comprises narrow streets, markets, and residential areas, reflecting the town's historical and cultural heritage. The kasbah specifically refers to a fortified area or citadel, often housing administrative and military functions. Together, these spaces contribute to the traditional urban landscape of many North African towns.
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Is there an African union similar to the proposed north American union?
There is an organisation called the African Union.
What are the North western African mountains called?
The North western African mountains are called the Atlas Mountains. They stretch across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia and are known for their diverse landscapes and ecosystems.
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How far to hearst castle from Cambria?
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What is a famous building in north wales?
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What do The people of North African countries such as Tunisia eat as meal called cous?
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Where is blarney stone located?
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What African American abolitionist edited antislavery newspaper called the north star?
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