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Description	Map of Africa coloured according to the percentage of the Adult (ages 15-49) population with HIV/AIDS. Colour chart present in image. Countries coloured white have no information available. Data from UNAIDS - the majority of percentages are from 1999, although several are more recent (2001, 2002). Key: 0%-2% 2%-5% 5%-10% 10%-15% 15%-20% 20%-30% No data
Date	The majority of percentages are from 1999, although several are more recent (2001, 2002).
Source	Data from UNAIDS, Image:Africa HIV-AIDS 300px.png
Author	Reuvenk
Permission ( Reusing this file)	GFDL-self, cc-by-3.0

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