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Sources, reference years and reuse

Boundaries and divisions: OpenStreetMap, Wambacher. Licence: Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0. Source and terms. Reference date: 2017. Boundaries are generalised and do not represent cadastral boundaries or current territorial control.

Coverage: Tunisia: 24 governorates. Generalised reference boundaries do not show current territorial control.

Cities and context: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Selection for educational use, without a current population ranking. Capitals with different functions are marked in countries with more than one.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), via GMT earth_relief_02m, CC BY 4.0. Grid generalised to two arcminutes. Colours show elevation bands in metres.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, residential population estimates 2020, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. Source grid: 1 km², expressed as people per km². Areas without data are transparent and do not imply zero population. Coverage and resolution may be limited on small islands.

Our new maps: CC BY 4.0. The packs include derived geometries and full credits. Original data licences and rights on earlier maps still apply.

© contributors OpenStreetMap. Derived databases are included and remain licensed under ODbL.

Sources, reference years and reuse

Outlines, administrative divisions, cities and waterways: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Boundaries are generalised for mapping and are unsuitable for cadastral use. The number and names of the regions were checked against an institutional source . This does not mean that every boundary has been updated. Cities are selected for educational use and are not ranked by population.

Relief: SRTM15+V2.7 / Tozer et al. (2019), via GMT earth_relief_02m, grid generalised to two arcminutes, CC BY 4.0. Colours show elevation bands in metres. Hill shading is indicative.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, residential population estimates 2020, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. Source grid: 1 km², expressed as people per km². The 2026 edition date does not change the population reference year.

Our new maps: mapping by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Credit the authors, sources and reference dates and indicate changes. Packs include source notes and derived boundaries. Earlier maps and flags retain their own rights.

Sources, reference years and reuse

Boundaries and divisions: Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics / UN OCHA ROSA, HDX. Licence: CC BY 3.0 IGO. Source and terms. Reference date: 2018. Boundaries are generalised and do not represent cadastral boundaries or current territorial control.

Coverage: Tanzania: 31 regions. Generalised reference boundaries do not show current territorial control.

Cities and context: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Selection for educational use, without a current population ranking. Capitals with different functions are marked in countries with more than one.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), via GMT earth_relief_02m, CC BY 4.0. Grid generalised to two arcminutes. Colours show elevation bands in metres.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, residential population estimates 2020, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. Source grid: 1 km², expressed as people per km². Areas without data are transparent and do not imply zero population. Coverage and resolution may be limited on small islands.

Our new maps: CC BY 4.0. The packs include derived geometries and full credits. Original data licences and rights on earlier maps still apply.

Which map should I choose and how do I print it?

Use the administrative map and its numbered key to find regions and cities. Use the relief map to compare elevations and the density map to study population distribution from 2020 data. Transfer these features by hand to any of the six blank maps.

Open the PDF to print in the indicated A4 format. Use the PNG on screen and select the preview for a larger image. Each legend explains the colours, reference dates and sources.

Sources, reference years and reuse

Outlines, administrative divisions, cities and waterways: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Boundaries are generalised for mapping and are unsuitable for cadastral use. The number and names of the regions were checked against an institutional source . This does not mean that every boundary has been updated. Cities are selected for educational use and are not ranked by population.

Relief: SRTM15+V2.7 / Tozer et al. (2019), via GMT earth_relief_02m, grid generalised to two arcminutes, CC BY 4.0. Colours show elevation bands in metres. Hill shading is indicative.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, residential population estimates 2020, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. Source grid: 1 km², expressed as people per km². The 2026 edition date does not change the population reference year.

Additional city data: structured coordinates from Wikidata, CC0 : Saint-Louis, Touba.

Our new maps: mapping by Carte-monde.org, November 2026, under CC BY 4.0. Credit the authors, sources and reference dates and indicate changes. Packs include source notes and derived boundaries. Earlier maps and flags retain their own rights.

Sources, reference years and reuse

Boundaries and divisions: GRID3. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source and terms. Reference date: 2022. Boundaries are generalised and do not represent cadastral boundaries or current territorial control.

Coverage: Nigeria: 37 states and the capital territory. Generalised reference boundaries do not show current territorial control.

Cities and context: Natural Earth 5.1.1, public domain. Selection for educational use, without a current population ranking. Capitals with different functions are marked in countries with more than one.

Relief: SRTM15+ / Tozer et al. (2019), via GMT earth_relief_02m, CC BY 4.0. Grid generalised to two arcminutes. Colours show elevation bands in metres.

Population: Schiavina et al. (2023), GHS-POP R2023A, residential population estimates 2020, © European Union / JRC, CC BY 4.0. Source grid: 1 km², expressed as people per km². Areas without data are transparent and do not imply zero population. Coverage and resolution may be limited on small islands.

Our new maps: CC BY 4.0. The packs include derived geometries and full credits. Original data licences and rights on earlier maps still apply.