Maps of Mali. Detailed road, administrative, physical and topographical maps of Mali. All cities of Mali on the maps.
Maps of Mali:
- Detailed administrative and political map of Mali with all roads and cities.
- Detailed administrative map of Mali. Mali detailed administrative map.
- Detailed physical and road map of Mali. Mali detailed physical and road map.
- Detailed political map of Mali. Mali detailed political map.
- Detailed political map of Mali with cities. Mali detailed political map with cities.
- Detailed relief and political map of Mali. Mali detailed relief and political map.
- Detailed topographical map of Mali. Mali detailed topographical map.
- Large detailed physical map of Mali wit all cities, roads and airports.
- Large detailed road map of Mali wit all cities and airports.
- Large detailed satellite map of Mali. Mali large detailed satellite map.
- Mali detailed location map. Detailed location map of Mali.
- Mali physical map. Physical map of Mali.
- Map of Mali. Mali map.
Maps of Mali. Detailed road, administrative, physical and topographical maps of Mali. All cities of Mali on the maps. Mali maps.
Mali – short description:
Mali is also known as the Republic of Mali. This landlocked country is situated in western Africa and it is the seventh largest country in this continent. It has the Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso on its south, Algeria on its north and Mauritania and Senegal on its west. Bamako is the capital city of Mali and it has about 12,000,000 people in its land. Fishing and agriculture are the two main industries where most of the country’s revenue comes from. Salt, uranium and gold are some of the natural resources of this nation. Mali may be the twenty-fourth largest country in the world, but it is also one of the poorest countries worldwide. The yearly salary of an average worker is about US$1,500, which is very less. The size of this nation is similar to the size of Peru or South Africa.
About 90% of the population is Muslims, 5% are Christians and the remaining 5% of the people follow indigenous animist beliefs. The development and health indicators of the country ranks very low, as compared to other countries. The children in the country can get public education without paying any money and the Government has made it obligatory for children to study for nine years starting from age seven.
The people from Mali are called Malians.
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