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The 62 pages that link to Sahara, each with the reason it gives.

• SahelNarrower topic: The Sahel forms its southern margin and climatic transition zone.

• TimbuktuNarrower topic: Its caravan routes connected Timbuktu to North African markets.

• ChadNarrower topic: The Sahara dominates northern Chad and shapes settlement, travel, and pastoral life.

• MaliNarrower topic: The desert covers northern Mali and has long shaped movement, trade, and settlement.

• Tuareg peopleNarrower topic: The desert's water sources, grazing zones, and routes have shaped Tuareg life.

• MauritaniaNarrower topic: The Sahara covers most of Mauritania and shapes travel, settlement, and climate.

• Salt tradeNarrower topic: Salt sources and caravan routes lay within this vast desert region.

• AlgeriaNarrower topic: It covers most of Algeria and strongly constrains settlement and transport.

• LibyaNarrower topic: Most of Libya lies within this desert, shaping settlement and transport.

• Western DesertNarrower topic: The Western Desert forms the Sahara’s Egyptian portion.

• Abu Bakr ibn UmarNarrower topic: Its routes and oases shaped the setting of Abu Bakr’s early campaigns.

• Tibesti MountainsNarrower topic: Tibesti’s highlands form an unusually elevated landscape within this vast desert.

• Tassili n'AjjerNarrower topic: Tassili is a mountainous enclave within the Sahara's vast arid landscape.

• Wadi RumNarrower topic: Wadi Rum is a small, distinctive landscape within the wider world of deserts, not part of the Sahara.

• Aïr MountainsNarrower topic: The Aïr rises as a mountain island within the Sahara.

• Libyan DesertNarrower topic: The Libyan Desert forms the Sahara’s northeastern sector.

• Chott el DjeridNarrower topic: The lake lies within the Sahara’s arid interior, where evaporation exceeds replenishment.

• Emi KoussiNarrower topic: Emi Koussi is the Sahara’s highest mountain.

• Ennedi PlateauNarrower topic: The Ennedi forms one of the Sahara’s distinctive upland landscapes.

• HarmattanNarrower topic: The desert is the Harmattan’s principal source region for dry air and dust.

• Hoggar MountainsNarrower topic: The Hoggar is an isolated highland region within the central Sahara.

• Nubian DesertNarrower topic: The Nubian Desert forms the Sahara's eastern reaches.

• René CailliéNarrower topic: Crossing the Sahara was a major challenge on the route to and from Timbuktu.

• Amojjar PassNarrower topic: The pass lies within the Sahara’s arid terrain.

• SebibaNarrower topic: Sebiba’s setting belongs to the wider Saharan world.

• Ziz GorgesNarrower topic: The gorges mark a river-cut passage through a landscape at the Sahara's northern margin.