30th Meridian – ‘The Cape to Cairo’ Conceived by (Sir) David Gill in 1879 the arc stretches from “The Cape to Cairo” i.e. from Cape Colony to Egypt passing through 11 other countries (today’s national boundar - David Gill - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2014-07-11 05:13:06 Member states of the African Union Member states of the United Nations International relations Member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Landlocked countries Southern Rhodesia Sudan Northern Rhodesia Zambia Political geography Africa Least developed countries		30th Meridian – ‘The Cape to Cairo’ Conceived by (Sir) David Gill in 1879 the arc stretches from “The Cape to Cairo” i.e. from Cape Colony to Egypt passing through 11 other countries (today’s national boundar Add to Reading List Source URL: www.clge.eu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 441,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

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