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The 60 pages that link to Sahel, each with the reason it gives.

• Horn of AfricaRelated: Its eastern reaches meet the Horn’s western margins in broader regional definitions.

• Burkina FasoRelated: Northern Burkina Faso lies in the Sahel, where climate stress and insecurity interact.

• Economic Community of West African StatesRelated: Security crises in the Sahel have repeatedly tested ECOWAS diplomacy and collective action.

• MauritaniaRelated: Southern Mauritania lies in the Sahel, where rainfall supports denser settlement and farming.

• SenegambiaRelated: The northern reaches of Senegambia connect riverine settlements with Sahelian environments.

• Tropical savannaRelated: Its drier margins illustrate the transition between tropical savanna and desert.

• Tropical savanna climateRelated: Its southern margins overlap with savanna climates and reveal the transition toward aridity.

• CowpeaRelated: Cowpea is well suited to farming conditions across this dry region.

• Lake Chad BasinRelated: Its variable rainfall governs much of the basin’s seasonal water supply.

• The GambiaRelated: Its climate and ecological pressures extend into inland parts of The Gambia.

• Sudanian SavannaRelated: Its drier conditions form the northern boundary of the Sudanian Savanna.

• Mandara MountainsRelated: The mountains rise within the Sahel’s dry regional setting.

• EcohydrologyRelated: Vegetation and rainfall interact there through feedbacks that shape drought and land-cover patterns.

• NouakchottRelated: Nouakchott lies near the Sahel’s northern margin, between desert and wetter southern lands.

• Vachellia tortilisRelated: Vachellia tortilis occurs in parts of this drought-prone African region.

• AddaxRelated: Addax historically ranged through Saharan and Sahelian drylands.

• Ficus sycomorusRelated: Sycamore figs occur in Sahelian landscapes, especially near water and settlements.

• FonioRelated: Fonio is cultivated in parts of this dry region.

• Guinea fowlRelated: Guinea fowl occupy savannas and dry landscapes along parts of this region.

• HarmattanRelated: The wind traverses the Sahel and shapes its dry-season conditions.

• Trans-African Highway networkRelated: Several planned corridors cross this region, where distance and climate complicate road development.

• African spurred tortoiseRelated: Much of the tortoise's native range lies in this transitional region.