File:Tanzania Roads & Rails.png

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Description	en:A map of Tanzania highlighted to show the major roads and rail lines. sw: Ramani ya reli na barabara za lami nchini Tanzania; Imechorwa na user:kipala kutokana na http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/africa/tanzania_pol_2003.jpg RAMANI HII NI YA MUDA TU HADI KUPATA MCHORO SAFI
Date	4 March 2008
Source	Own work
Author	MapMaster

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