Agadez the Music and the Rebellion - 2010 was released on:
USA: 16 October 2010 (New Hampshire Film Festival)
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Some may think about it being constructed of mud. But what specifically?
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Abuja, Nigeria Accra, Ghana Agadez, Niger Al Falyum, Egypt Al Jawf, Libya
Alexandra, Egypt Algiers, Algeria Antananarivo, Madagascar Asmara, Ethria Aswan, Egypt
Asyut, Egypt takes of the A's.
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If you're asking about location, these are both Saharan tribes. The Tuareg I believe range farther west and north into the Hoggar mountains in Algeria and Agadez in Niger, where the traditional stronghold of the Toubou is around the Tibesti mountains in Chad and Libya. This central part of the Sahara is a very isolated region called the Tenere.
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"17 degrees north latitude" is a circle of points around the earth, comprising
a line parallel to the equator, that passes through or close to
-- the Windward Islands
-- Aleg, Mauritania
-- Timbuktu, Mali
-- Agadez, Niger
-- Fada, Chad
-- Ad Damir, Sudan
-- Nak'fa, Eritrea
-- Jizan, Saudi Arabia
-- Saywun, Yemen
-- Salalah, Oman
-- Hyderabad, India
-- Yangon, Myanmar (Rangoon, Burma)
-- Phitsanulok, Thailand
-- Savannakhet, Laos
-- Hue, Vietnam
-- Ilagan, Philippines
-- Northern Mariana Islands
-- Oaxaca, Mexico
-- Flores, Guatemala
-- Dangriga, Belize
-- southern tip of Jamaica
-- southern tip of Haiti
-- southern coast of Puerto Rico
-- southernmost of the US Virgin Islands
-- St. Kitts and Nevis
-- Antigua and Barbuda
-- Montserrat
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It looks a lot like a set of geographic coordinates that describes the location of a point
on the Earth's surface. If we interpret it that way and go find the point, we find that
it's on the southeastern coast of Cuba, about 16 miles southeast of the town of
Guantánamo, near but outside of the US base at Guantánamo Bay.
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