Hala'ib Triangle Dispute: Egypt vs Sudan Border Conflict Explained #1728894 (License: Personal Use)

This map visualizes the contested Hala’ib Triangle-a 20,580 km² area along the Egypt-Sudan border-where both nations assert sovereignty based on conflicting colonial-era treaties. Below it lies Bir Tawil, a 2,060 km² tract neither country claims due to treaty inconsistencies, making it one of Earth’s few unclaimed territories. The diagonal hatching distinguishes administrative boundaries and claim zones for clarity.

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