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Important: Please read the notes at the bottom of this page before downloading and using the resources available here.

For map resources please visit the Tanzania GIS Users' Website

Posted October 29th, 2007 by Web Master

Authors:

TZGISUS,

Source:

(2007)

Notes:

A range of assorted maps (in jpeg and tiff formats) will be provided here shortly. However for a selection of maps as well a growing catalogue of more advanced GIS map/raster layers, please visit the Tanzania GIS Users' website at http://tzgisug.or.tz/, which also provides further links to other web-resources

 

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