The Climate of the Continent of Africa [Paperback]

Originally published in 1911, this book provides a detailed guide to African climate conditions.Originally published in 1911, this book provides a detailed guide to African climate conditions. Intended to be a practical introduction, rather than a meteorological treatise, the text is notable for its use of clear language and a broad variety of statistical information.Originally published in 1911, this book provides a detailed guide to African climate conditions. Intended to be a practical introduction, rather than a meteorological treatise, the text is notable for its use of clear language and a broad variety of statistical information.Originally published in 1911, this book provides a detailed guide to African climate conditions. Intended to be a practical introduction, rather than a meteorological treatise, the text is notable for its use of clear language and a broad variety of statistical information. It contains four main sections, covering North Africa, Western Tropical Africa, Eastern Tropical Africa, and South Africa. Each section contains illustrative material, including tables, charts and maps. This is a highly organised and informative volume that will be of value to anyone with an interest in African geography and the development of physical geography in general.Preface; Part I. The Maps; Part II. The General Climatic Conditions Month by Month; Part III. North Africa: 1. Marocco; 2. Algeria; 3. Tunis; 4. Tripoli; 5. Lower Egypt; 6. Upper Egypt; 7. The Sahara; Part IV. Tropical Africa - The Tropical Seasons; Part V. Western Tropical Africa - North Section: 8. West coast; Section 1. British West Africa: 9. Gambia; 10. Sierra Leone; 11. Gold Coast; 12. Ashanti; 13. Northern Territories of the Gold Coast; 14. Southern Nigeria; 15. Northern Nigeria; Section 2. French West Africa: 16. Senegal; 17. Upper Senegal; 18. Kasamanse; 19. French Guinea; 20. French Niger Territory; 21. Ivory Coast; 22. Dahomey; Section 3. German West Africa: 23. Togoland; 24. CameroonslC“