Aprika

Aprika
	Aprika
Kahaluag	30,221,532 km2 (11,668,599 sq mi)
Populasyon	1.1 billion (2015)
Kahuot han Pop.	30.51/km2 (about 80/sq mi)
Demonimo	Africano
Mga nasod	56 (talaan hit mga nasod)
Mga dependensya	List
Mga yinaknan	Mga yinaknan han Africa
Mga zona hin oras	UTC-1 to UTC 4
Mga gidakoi nga dakonbungto	Talaan hit mga lugar metropolitano ha Aprika; Talaan hit mga syudad ha Aprika

An Aprika, Apriká^[1] o Afrika (puyde liwat Africa) in ikaduha nga pinakadako nga kontinente ngan ika-duha ha pinakadamo nga tawo nga kontinente, kahuman han Asya. May-ada mga 30.2 milyon km² (11.7 milyon mi²) upod an mga hagrani nga mga puro, ini in nagtatakop han 6% han kanan Kalibutan babaw nga kahaluag ngan 20.4% han ngatanan nga kahaluag han katunaan. May-ada 1.0 bilyon nga katawhan ha 61 nga mga teritoryo, ini in 14.72% han kanan kalibutan populasyon han katawhan.

An kontinente in ginpapalibutan han Dagat Mediteranyo ha amihanan, Suez Canal ngan Pula nga Dagat ha may Rawis Sinai ha dumagsaan, Kalawdan Indyano ha Timugan, Kalawdan Atlantico ha katundan. Ini nga kontinente in may-ada 56 nga mga estado soberanya, nga naglalakip ha Madagascar ngan dirudilain nga mga hugpo hin kapuropod-an, ngan duha nga diri ginkikilala nga mga nasod.

Africa, labi na ha butnga Sinirangan Africa, in haluag nga ginkikilala ha sakob han komundidad syentipiko nga tinikangan han katawhan ngan an Hominidae clade, ha mga pagsarig han pagkahalikwat han gisyashani nga mga hominids ngan ira kaapoy-apoyan, upod liwat an mas naurhi nga ginpetsahan ha mga pito ka milyon nga tuig nga naglabay, lakip an Sahelanthropus tchadensis, Australopithecus africanus, A. afarensis, Homo erectus, H. habilis ngan H. ergaster - upod han giuunahi nga mga Homo sapiens (moderno nga tawo) nga nahiagian ha Etiyopiya nga ginpetsahan nga 200,000 nga tuig an nakalabay.

Mga teritoryo nga mga rehiyon

Ngaran hit rehiyon ngan teritoryo, lakip it bandera	Kahaluag (km²)	Popyulasyon	Tuig	Kahuot hit popyulasyon (per km²)	Ulohan
Amihanan nga Aprika
Algeria	2,381,740	34,178,188	2009	14	Algiers
Canary Islands (Spain)^[2]	7,492	2,118,519	2010	226	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Ceuta (Spain)^[3]	20	71,505	2001	3,575	—
Egypt^[4]	1,001,450	82,868,000	2012	83	Cairo
Libya	1,759,540	6,310,434	2009	4	Tripoli
Madeira (Portugal)^[5]	797	245,000	2001	307	Funchal
Melilla (Spain)^[6]	12	66,411	2001	5,534	—
Morocco	446,550	34,859,364	2009	78	Rabat
Sudan	1,861,484	30,894,000	2008	17	Khartoum
Tunisia	163,610	10,486,339	2009	64	Tunis
Western Sahara^[7]	266,000	405,210	2009	2	El Aaiún
Sungay han Aprika o Amihanan-Sinirangan Aprika
Djibouti	23,000	623,891	2012	22	Djibouti
Eritrea	121,320	5,647,168	2009	47	Asmara
Ethiopia	1,127,127	84,320,987	2012	75	Addis Ababa
Somalia	637,657	9,832,017	2009	15	Mogadishu
Eastern Africa
Burundi	27,830	8,988,091	2009	323	Bujumbura
British Indian Ocean Territory - Chagos Archipelago (United Kingdom)	56.13	3,000	2012	53.4	Diego Garcia
Comoros	2,170	752,438	2009	347	Moroni
Kenya	582,650	39,002,772	2009	66	Nairobi
Madagascar	587,040	20,653,556	2009	35	Antananarivo
Malawi	118,480	14,268,711	2009	120	Lilongwe
Mauritius	2,040	1,284,264	2009	630	Port Louis
Mayotte (France)	374	223,765	2009	490	Mamoudzou
Mozambique	801,590	21,669,278	2009	27	Maputo
Réunion (France)	2,512	743,981	2002	296	Saint-Denis
Rwanda	26,338	10,473,282	2009	398	Kigali
Seychelles	455	87,476	2009	192	Victoria
South Sudan	619,745	8,260,490	2008	13	Juba
Tanzania	945,087	44,929,002	2009	43	Dodoma
Uganda	236,040	32,369,558	2009	137	Kampala
Zambia	752,614	11,862,740	2009	16	Lusaka
Zimbabwe	390,580	11,392,629	2009	29	Harare
Butnga nga Aprika
Angola	1,246,700	12,799,293	2009	10	Luanda
Cameroon	475,440	18,879,301	2009	40	Yaoundé
Central African Republic	622,984	4,511,488	2009	7	Bangui
Chad	1,284,000	10,329,208	2009	8	N'Djamena
Republic of the Congo	342,000	4,012,809	2009	12	Brazzaville
Democratic Republic of the Congo	2,345,410	69,575,000	2012	30	Kinshasa
Equatorial Guinea	28,051	633,441	2009	23	Malabo
Gabon	267,667	1,514,993	2009	6	Libreville
São Tomé and Príncipe	1,001	212,679	2009	212	São Tomé
Salatan nga Aprika
Botswana	600,370	1,990,876	2009	3	Gaborone
Eswatini	17,363	1,123,913	2009	65	Mbabane
Katundan nga Aprika
Lesotho	30,355	2,130,819	2009	70	Maseru
Namibia	825,418	2,108,665	2009	3	Windhoek
South Africa	1,219,912	51,770,560	2011	42	Bloemfontein, Cape Town, Pretoria^[8]
Benin	112,620	8,791,832	2009	78	Porto-Novo
Burkina Faso	274,200	15,746,232	2009	57	Ouagadougou
Cape Verde	4,033	429,474	2009	107	Praia
Gambia	11,300	1,782,893	2009	158	Banjul
Ghana	239,460	23,832,495	2009	100	Accra
Guinea	245,857	10,057,975	2009	41	Conakry
Guinea-Bissau	36,120	1,533,964	2009	43	Bissau
Ivory Coast	322,460	20,617,068	2009	64	Abidjan,^[9] Yamoussoukro
Liberia	111,370	3,441,790	2009	31	Monrovia
Mali	1,240,000	12,666,987	2009	10	Bamako
Mauritania	1,030,700	3,129,486	2009	3	Nouakchott
Niger	1,267,000	15,306,252	2009	12	Niamey
Nigeria	923,768	166,629,000	2012	180	Abuja
Saint Helena, Ascension ngan Tristan da Cunha (United Kingdom)	420	7,728	2012	13	Jamestown
Senegal	196,190	13,711,597	2009	70	Dakar
Sierra Leone	71,740	6,440,053	2009	90	Freetown
Togo	56,785	6,019,877	2009	106	Lomé
Africa Total	30,368,609	1,001,320,281	2009	33

Pinanbasaran

↑ Abuyen, Tomas A. Diksyunaryo Waray-Waray [Visaya] English-Tagalog. Kalayaan Press Mktg. Ent., Inc. Quezon City. Tuig 2000. ISBN 971-08-6050-X. Pakli Ihap 15.
↑ The Spanish Canary Islands, of which Las Palmas de Gran Canaria are Santa Cruz de Tenerife are co-capitals, are often considered part of Northern Africa due to their relative proximity to Morocco and Western Sahara; population and area figures are for 2001.
↑ The Spanish exclave of Ceuta is surrounded on land by Morocco in Northern Africa; population and area figures are for 2001.
↑ Egypt is generally considered a transcontinental country in Northern Africa (UN region) and Western Asia; population and area figures are for African portion only, west of the Suez Canal.
↑ The Portuguese Madeira Islands are often considered part of Northern Africa due to their relative proximity to Morocco; population and area figures are for 2001.
↑ The Spanish exclave of Melilla is surrounded on land by Morocco in Northern Africa; population and area figures are for 2001.
↑ The territory of Western Sahara is claimed by the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and Morocco. The SADR is recognized as a sovereign state by the African Union. Morocco claims the entirety of the country as its Southern Provinces. Morocco administers 4/5 of the territory while the SADR controls 1/5. Morocco's annexation of this territory has not been recognized internationally.
↑ Bloemfontein is the judicial capital of South Africa, while Cape Town is its legislative seat, and Pretoria is the country's administrative seat.
↑ Yamoussoukro is the official capital of Côte d'Ivoire, while Abidjan is the de facto seat.

Dugang nga barasahon

Asante, Molefi (2007). The History of Africa. USA: Routledge. ISBN 0415771390. https://archive.org/details/historyofafricaq0000asan.
Clark, J. Desmond (1970). The Prehistory of Africa. London: Thames and Hudson. ISBN 9780500020692.
Crowder, Michael (1978). The Story of Nigeria. London: Faber. ISBN 9780571049479. https://archive.org/details/storyofnigeria0000crow_x6k2.
Davidson, Basil (1966). The African past; chronicles from antiquity to modern times. Harmondsworth: Penguin. OCLC 2016817.
Gordon, April A.; Donald L. Gordon (1996). Understanding contemporary Africa. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers. ISBN 9781555875473.
Khapoya, Vincent B. (1998). The African experience: an introduction. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. ISBN 9780137458523. https://archive.org/details/africanexperienc00khap.
Naipaul, V. S.. The Masque of Africa: Glimpses of African Belief. Picador, 2010. ISBN 978-0-330-47205-0

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