Blog Post #15 - Mapping Africa

Printable Africa countries map quiz (pdf)
1. Somalia                  16. Zambia                                                   32. Mali                              47. Tunisia
2. Ethiopia                  17. Zimbabwe                                              33. Burkina Faso                48. Malawi
3. Kenya                     18. Libya                                                      34. Ghana                          49. Guinea
4. Madagascar            19. Chad                                                       35. Togo                            50. Comoros
5. Tanzania                 20. Central African Republic                       36. Benin                           51. Sao Tome and Principe
6. Mozambique          21. Democratic Republic of the Congo        37. Morocco                      52. Côte d'Ivoire
7. Eswatini                 22. Angola                                                    38. Western Sahara
8. Lesotho                  23. Namibia                                                  39. Mauritania
9. South Africa          24. Botswana                                                40. Senegal
10. Egypt                   25. Niger                                                       41. The Gambia
11. Sudan                   26. Nigeria                                                   42. Guinea-Bissau
12. South Sudan        27. Cameroon                                               43. Sierra Leon
13. Uganda                28. Equatorial Guinea                                  44. Liberia29. Gabon                                                    
14. Rwanda               30. Republic Of The Congo                         45. Djibouti
15. Burundi               31. Algeria                                                   46. Eritrea

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