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Libyan Desert
Sign in to savenortheastern part of the Sahara comprising desert areas in Egypt, Libya and Sudan
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The Libyan Desert is a vast sandy region that covers parts of Egypt, Libya, and Sudan in the northeastern Sahara. It matters as one of the world's largest desert expanses, shaping the geography, climate, and human settlement patterns across North Africa.
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- Instance of
- desert
- Part of
- Sahara
- Has part
- Western Desert
- Country
- Sudan
- Located in
- Butnan District
- Area
- 1100000
- Elevation
- 1024
- Image
- Libyan Desert - 2006.jpg
- Width
- 1000
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- Libyan Desert
- lowest point
- Qattara Depression
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24°N 25°E / 24°N 25°E / 24; 25
The Libyan Desert landscape east of the Gilf Kebir. Map of the Libya Desert
Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Libyan Desert” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.
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