Somalia Map - Editable Map of Somalia - Template for PowerPoint
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- Resizable without loss of quality
- Fully editable in Size and Color
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These slides are compatible with all Microsoft PowerPoint Versions newer or equal to 2003.
Somalia Map - Editable Map of Somalia - Template for PowerPoint
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Premium PowerPoint Map of Somalia. This detailed PowerPoint Map Template shows Somalia with states names and biggest cities including the Somalia capital.The Somalia PowerPoint Map is hand drawn and fully editable in size and color. Every state can be extracted simply.
Specific territories can be highlighted easily with just 2 clicks in PowerPoint. The extensive Map Guide, which is included in this package, shows the easy steps of adjusting the map to your needs.The Somalia Map Template is a great benefit for showing different kind of data (e.g. sales) in this country.
This Somalia PowerPoint Map comes in 8 different pre-designed colors and includes map marker icons as well.
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Selection List (Maps only)
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Editable
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The map template of Somalia includes the following states:
Awdal Region, Dilla District, Baki District, Borama District, Lughaya District, Saylac District, Wadajir District, Boon District, Garbadadar District, Geerisa District, Magaala cad District, Bakool Region, Xuddur District, Rabdhuure District, Tiyeegloow District, Waajid District, Yed District, Ceelbare District, Banaadir Region, Abdiaziz District, Bondhere District, Daynile District, Dharkenley District, Hamar-Jajab District, Hamar-Weyne District, Hodan District, Howl-Wadag District, Huriwaa District, Kaaraan District, Shibis District, Shangaani District, Waabari District, Wadajir District, Wardhiigley District, Yaaqshiid District, Bari Region, Bender Bayla District, Bosaso District, Caluula District, Iskushuban District, Qandala District, Qardho District, Baargaal District, Xaabo District, Bareeda District, Taageer District, Qodax District, Balidhidin District, Xiriiro District, Carmo District, Bay Region, Baidoa District, Buurhakaba District, Diinsoor District, Qasahdhere District, Galguduud Region, Caabudwaq District, Cadaado District, Baxdo District, Ceelbuur District, Ceeldheer District, Dhusa Mareb District, Guriceel District, Galcad District, Gedo Region, Baardheere District, Balet Hawo District, Buurdhuubo District, Ceelwaaq District, Doolow District, Garbahaarreey District, Luuq District, Hiiraan Region, Beledweyne District, Buuloburde District, Jalalaqsi District, Matabaan District, Middle Juba Region, Bu'aale District, Jilib District, Sakow District, Lower Juba Region, Afmadow District, Badhaadhe District, Jamaame District, Kismaayo District, Mudug Region, Afbarwaaqo District, Gaalkacyo District, Galdogob District, Harardheere District, Hobyo District, Jariiban District, Nugaal Region, Burtinle District, Eyl District, Garoowe District, Dangoroyo District, Sanaag Region, Badhan District, Ceelbuh District, Ceel-Afweyn District, Ceerigaabo District, Dhahar District, Laasqoray District, Hadaaftimo District, Hingalol District, Yubbe District, Midigale District, dur'duri District, Middle Shabele Region, Aadan Yabaal District, Balcad District, Cadale District, Jowhar District, Ruunirgood District, Warsheikh District, Mahadaay District, Lower Shabele Region, Afgoi District, Baraawe District, Kurtunwarey District, Marka District, Qoriyoleey District, Sablaale District, Walaweyn District, Sool Region, Caynaba District, Laascaanood District, Taleex District, Xudun District, Togdheer Region, Burao District, Buuhoodle District, Oodwayne District, Sheikh District, Woqooyi Galbeed Region, Hargeisa District, Gabiley District, Salahlay District, Berbera District
Effortless and fast – the PremiumSlides Selection Lists for PowerPoint Maps
Save your time and select the countries with our comfortable Selection list tool. Click on the desired country and color the shape with one simple click. All countries in the selection list are in alphabetic order and effortless to find. You can also select the state on your map, and the state wil be highlighted in the selection list. Most of our maps are delivered with a selection list. Please check product details. (Due to technical disadvantages of Microsoft Office for Mac, Selection Lists are only available for PC.)
Remarkable features are provided with this map template of Somalia
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The map template of Somalia is fully editable in Microsoft PowerPoint
These very detailed PowerPoint maps are totally editable in size and color. Any country, county or state (depending on the map) can be extracted or highlighted. Because of the excellent quality you can resize any map with no loss of quality. This is relevant if you want to print your PowerPoint Slides.
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State and Cities are shown on Somalia PowerPoint Map
This PowerPoint map is delivered with state and capital name tags. All views are well structured. Country and city tags can be hidden with just one click if you prefer a blank map.
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Up to 14 Multiple Color themes for Somalia are already included
There are up to 14 different color themes shipped with all this PremiumSlides map package. You can switch all colors of your map with just one click. This makes it easy to use maps in your own presentation. The colors have been selected to look great in combination. To making use of PremiumSlides Maps for PowerPoint you do not have to be a design genius to have great looking slides in your presentation.
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Direct download for Microsoft PowerPoint
We guarantee that all our products work with Microsoft Office newer than Office 2003. You can work with our maps and shapes not only in PowerPoint but likewise MS Word and MS Excel. All files even work on Office for Mac. Only the Selection list add on is not supported by Office for Mac. You do not need any new plugins or any other software! Just launch PowerPoint and work straight away. You can download your purchased map files and slides directly after purchase.
Facts and information about Somalia you can use in your presentation.
Somalia is often referred to as Federal Republic of Somalia or simply Somalia. The locals also call the country Jamhuuriyadda Federaalkaa Soomaaliya or Soomaaliya for short. "Land of the Somali" (ethnic group). The country's flag has the colors blue, white.
Geographic facts about Somalia
The country of Somalia lies 10 00 north and 49 00 east. The region has a total area of 637,657 sq km with a land coverage of 627,337 sq km. About 10,320 sq km is covered with water. Somalia has a total border length of 2,385 km and is bordered by the following 3 countries: Djibouti 61 km, Ethiopia 1,640 km, Kenya 684 km. The lowest point is Indian Ocean 0 m below sea level and the highest is Shimbiris 2,416 m. Its mean elevation is about 410 m. Mogadishu is the capital of Somalia and can be found 2 04 N, 45 20 E.
Population and life in Somalia
In July 2016 Somalia had a population of 10817354people. In 2015, 39.6% of the population lived in cities. The annual growth rate of urbanization is 4.06%. The residents of the country are called Somali(s). The Somali population has a median age of 17.9 years. The median age for males in 2016 was 18.1 years, and 17.8 years for females. The estimated growth rate of the Somali population in 2016 was 1.92%. Looking at life expectancy, the Somali people live an average of 52.4 years (males 50.3 years, females 54.5 years). Statistically, Somali women give birth to 5.89 children in their lifetime.
Somalia and its economy
The estimated gross domestic product in 2015 was about $4.431 billion (2014 est.), with a growth rate of 2.6% (2010 est.) compared to 2014 (GPD 2014: $4.186 billion (2013 est.), growth rate 2.6% (2009 est.); GPD 2013: $5.607 billion (2008 est.), growth rate 2.6% (2008 est.)). The economic sectors of Somalia are: agriculture: 60.2%, industry: 7.4% and services: 32.5% (2013 est.). The country's economy is known for: light industries, including sugar refining, textiles, wireless communication.
Electricity and internet infrastructure in Somalia
Only 15% (8.9 million) of the people living in Somalia had full access to electricity in 2013 (rural population: 4%; urban population: 33%). Among those 1.8% (July 2015 est.) or 187000 Somalis, had access to an internet connection.
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