Bir Tawil area

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Bir Tawil area is a small, uninhabited tract of land between Egypt and Sudan notable for being one of the few places on Earth claimed by neither country.

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Surface form Occurrences
Bir Tawil 0

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf terra nullius
territory
uninhabited area
areaSquareKilometres about 2060
associatedBorderAgreement 1899 Anglo-Egyptian Condominium Agreement GENERATED
1902 administrative boundary adjustment GENERATED
borderingCountry Egypt NERFINISHED
Sudan NERFINISHED
capital none
claimedWithMutualExclusionOf Halaib Triangle NERFINISHED
climate arid
coastline none
containsFeature Jabal Tawil NERFINISHED
Wadi Tawil NERFINISHED
continent Africa
country none
currency none
disputedBy Egypt NERFINISHED
Sudan NERFINISHED
elevation mostly low-lying desert plateau
governingBody none
humanActivity occasional nomadic grazing
ISOCode none
largestSettlement none
legalStatusUnderInternationalLaw unallocated territory between Egypt and Sudan
locatedBetween Egypt NERFINISHED
Sudan NERFINISHED
locatedInDesert Nubian Desert NERFINISHED
nearBorderFeature Egypt–Sudan border NERFINISHED
nearestCountryCapital Cairo NERFINISHED
Khartoum NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the few places on Earth claimed by neither neighboring country
example of modern terra nullius
officialLanguage none
permanentInfrastructure none
permanentResidents none
permanentWaterSources none
population 0
reasonForTerraNullius conflicting Egypt–Sudan border definitions
region Northeast Africa NERFINISHED
sovereigntyClaimedBy none
status landlocked
unclaimed by recognized states
uninhabited
terrain desert
timeZone none officially designated

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