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Gambia
at a Glance
The
Gambia is a tiny sliver of land jutting into Senegal. It is about the size of
Rhode Island. Today, it is a country of 1.4 million, which gained its Independence
from England in 1965.
Although The Gambia is largely defined by its natural
features - from the Gambia River, which runs the length of the country, to the
golden beaches of its Atlantic coast resorts - the country's greatest draw lies
in its people, their culture and the amiable atmosphere of daily life. Whether
you're making conversation at a kerb-side coffee stall or shouting yourself hoarse
at a weekend wrestling match, you're sure to come away with as warm a feeling
for Gambians as they tend to show to travelers.
Selected
Internet sites about The Gambia | | Wikipedia:
The Gambia
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covering history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language,
culture, etc.
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of Gambia
Information about the living languages
of The Gambia including population, region, classification, dialects, etc.
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