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Shibin El-kom AZ ZAQAZIQ Al Isma'iliyah ! Tolga !( Al Buhayrah (behera) o ! !( ! !(o ! Zagazig ! Nebka Meknassy Sfax 'Ezbet Abâza o!( ! Mezzouna o h SUEZ CANAL Ourlal Gafsa ! GEBEL EL BASUR !( ABU SUWAYR ! ! ! ! El Aouch ! THYNA Kafr Shukr !(o Ezbet Abu Husein ! Moularès Graïba ! ! ! 'Ezab Abu Dema ! ! Mahares QUWAYSINA ! ! o Minshat Sabri Minya el Qamh Serapeum ! !Ouled Djellal Tamerza ! ! Borj el Abeidi ! Redeyef Gafsa!(! GAFSA ! ! o Minuf Benha Qutaîyifet el-'Azîzîya Lala Kafr Da'ud Gezai ! Nishwa ! !( ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Slite h LA SKHIRRA BILBEIS As Ismailiyah (ismailia) ! El Baadj ! Metlaoui !( ! Bilbeis 'Aïn Sidi Ali Biskra Al Minufiyah Abu Sultan ! ! ! Oum et Tieur Djebel Mdilla !( ! ! ! Biltan o Bîr Hooker (menoufia) ! ! Djelfa Tozeur ! Tahwâi !(o ! ! ! En Nessirha Wadhraf Moshtohor Az Zawamil FA'ID FAYID ! ! GABES Dalhamu Samadun ! ! BILBAYS ! Mrhaïer ! NEFTA ! ! ! Ghannouche h ZARZIS ! ! h !(o!( ! DJERBA Shabin al Qanatir !Fâyid ! ! El Hamma Gabès ! 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Kebili Ben Gardane ABU KAMMASH o Touggoo urt !Oum ez Zebed Sahbane ! ! .! ! ! ! Bani Majdul ALMAZA AFB !( Ben Nasseur Bou Goufa Kirchaou Allouet el Gounna ! WADI AL JANDALI ! h Cairo Douirat Taguelmit ! As Suways (suez) o ! SIDI MAHDI ! TRIPOLI 30°0'0"N 30°0'0"N Bled et Amor Foum Tatahouine ! RAS EL HILAL Al Jizah (giza) ! Tamellaht ! ZUARA Tripoli Suez ! Chegguet el Ftaïet ! ! ZWARA o!( ! h Berriane El Goug h h ! Ed Dachla Al Haniyah ! Sidi Abbas !( LABRAQ h h ! ! ! ! ! Zuwarah ! !(o ! ! Darnah ! Guerrara ! El Oued !( .! HOMS Shahhat ! ! Matruh SUEZ Ash Shatt El Alia !(Ez-zauia MITIGA !( Tulmaythay !( As Safsoaf Zawiyat Bisharah !( DARNAH El-Hawâmdîya Al Qahirah (cairo) ! ! ! Al Khums ! Al Bayda h ! Helwân Sabratah Suani Ben Adem h Grued Si Nur ed Din ! ! Adabiya Daglet Lagrouba An Nuqat Castelverde ! ! Qaryat al Faidiyah !( ! ! ! o !( 'Umar al Mukhtar ! !( o Betteka h AL KHOMS ! Suluntah ! Tripoli ! Tukrah Martúba Umm ar Razam h al Khams ! o HULWAN TRIPOLI INTL ! Baracca Al Mari OCTOBER ! ! Ghardaïa Cussabàt ! Borgo Torelli 30°0'0"E 31°0'0"E 32°0'0"E ADABIYA ! Al Mabni ! ! o ! Tarhuna ! ! ! ! o o T u n i s i a Gasr el Dauun El Ateuf NOUMERAT Misurata !( o Al Jifarah o Zliten AL MARJ Marawah Al Jabal !(o AL BUMBAH NORTH ! !( !( ! MARTUBAH ! ! ! SIDI SALIH MISURATA Daryanah Zelfana Az Zawiyah Ad Dafiniyah !(h ! al Akhdar ! Qusur al Bumbah Noumerat Bir Oum Souich OKBA IBN NAFA Al Marqab ! ! Al Tamimi ! ! ! Bu Gheilan ! o !(o Jordas al 'Abid ! Zawiyat al Izziyat Metlili Chaamba MISURATA ! Al-Kuwaifia Madinat al Abyar REMADA ! Al Qardabah ! ! Benghazi ! TOBRUo K TOBRUQ Sebseb ! ! El Bour Gioda ! ! Al Abyar Zawiyat al Mukhaylá ! N'Goussa Al Manasir ! h !( ! Zawiyat al Murassas ! ! ! Areg Gamra Dehibat Tigi !(o BENINA INTL ! !( BENGHAZIho !Al Qawarishah ! ! Qabilat Takut ! !! AL KHADIM Acroma Sawani al Qawarishah Tubruq Bordj Chandez ! Ouargla ! Haoud el Hamra ! Tataouine ! ! ! o o ! An Nawwaqiyah ! ! Ras Bu Wushayyikah Wazzan Al Majabirah QARYAT AL KARMAL Darnah ! Al Adm ! !(o ! ! ! Kambut ! Zawiyat Umm Rukbah ! Nalut Awlad Mahmud ! Jardinah o Qasr al Jadi ! h OUARGLA OUED IRARA ! Qasr Bani Walid ! Bardiyah ! Maison Verte ! Suluq GAMAL ABD EL NASSER ! o Hassi Messaoud ! Al Borma ! o o NANUR ! ! Sidi Barrani o Base dHassi Messaoud EL BORMA !( Qaminis Al Marj Zawyet el-Tarfaya h BENI WALID ! Musa id ! ! El-burg ! Ghardaia Furti ash Shalizinah ! ! Sheikh el Bisri ! ! Zawiyat at Tilimun ! Zawiyat Masus !Salûm Buqbuq ! o ! ! Kafret el-Tawarsa ! o Kafret Abu Ghaniya ! ! 31°30'0"N ! Zawyet ! Ka Fret Eilet Imshazz Baltim 31°30'0"N Mizdah Al Magrun AS SALLUM Kafret ! ! Kafret Saber !( ! ! ! el-Mithniyan Kafr Eilet Lauwag ! MERSA MATRUH ! ! Al Qaddahiyah el Sarahna ! ! ! ! !(Dumyat Ouargla ! Carcura Benghazi Rashid! Misratah
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