Namib Desert at the Atlantic Ocean in Africa
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Namib Desert at the Atlantic Ocean in Africa
North to south for 2,000 kilometers, the Namib Desert starts in Angola, covers the entire west coast of Namibia, and reaches down into South Africa. It’s primarily a sand sea, but hosts some gravel terrain further inland. The western edge of the Namib runs smack into the Atlantic Ocean. Though fogs often shroud the coast of the desert, the Namib as a whole gets less than a half an inch of rain annually.
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