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             English: Map of the  w:Moroccan Wall in  w:Western Sahara - built over several stages, shows the six walls built, & when the territory was behind Moroccan wall. Also shows polisaro held territory who are based in Algeria (seen at top right). I made the map using UN map   and this map   for reference. 
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