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

• Lake ChadNarrower topic: Lake Chad’s rainfall and evaporation reflect the Sahel’s sharply seasonal climate.

• North AfricaNarrower topic: It marks a southern transition zone where definitions of North Africa often give way to sub-Saharan Africa.

• ChadNarrower topic: Most of Chad lies in the Sahel, where rainfall varies sharply across years and regions.

• MaliNarrower topic: Much of Mali lies in this climatic belt, where rainfall strongly affects livelihoods.

• Tuareg peopleNarrower topic: Tuareg communities also live in the Sahel, where pastoralism meets farming and state borders.

• Cape VerdeNarrower topic: Cape Verde’s dry climate reflects its position near the Sahel and the desert trade winds.

• Chadian Civil WarNarrower topic: Chad’s position in the Sahel shaped its regional alliances and security pressures.

• Sahel droughtNarrower topic: The drought is defined by rainfall deficits within this broad ecological and climatic region.

• Salt tradeNarrower topic: Its settlements and farming regions formed key destinations for Saharan salt.

• Great Green WallNarrower topic: The initiative’s projects span this region’s varied dryland landscapes.

• GaoNarrower topic: Gao’s landscape and economy belong to this wider transition zone.

• Niger (country)Narrower topic: Niger lies largely within this region, where rainfall is scarce and variable.

• DarfurNarrower topic: Darfur lies near the Sahel’s eastern reaches and shares its climate pressures.

• Fula peopleNarrower topic: Many Fula communities live across this region's changing ecological and political landscapes.

• N'DjamenaNarrower topic: Its heat, rainfall patterns, and dust influence life in N'Djamena.

• MaiduguriNarrower topic: Maiduguri lies in the Sahel, where climate, livelihoods, and mobility shape urban life.

• OuagadougouNarrower topic: The city’s climate and regional setting reflect the Sahel.

• Sokoto StateNarrower topic: Sokoto lies in the Sahel, where rainfall variability strongly affects livelihoods.

• MarouaNarrower topic: Maroua lies in a transition zone where Sahelian conditions shape livelihoods.

• NiameyNarrower topic: Niamey lies in the Sahel, where seasonal rains and heat shape life in the city.

• Dogon peopleNarrower topic: Dogon communities live in the Sahel, where rainfall and land use shape daily life.

• Insurgency in the MaghrebNarrower topic: Many conflict fronts lie in its remote, cross-border communities.

• Islamist insurgency in Burkina FasoNarrower topic: Militant networks and military campaigns cross Burkina Faso’s borders throughout this region.

• Sahelian kingdomsNarrower topic: The kingdoms belonged to a wider ecological and cultural region linking desert and savanna.