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Carthage topographic map

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Carthage

The elevation of the land at the promontory on the seashore to the north-east (now called Sidi Bou Saïd), was twice as high above sea level as that at the Byrsa (100 m and 50 m). In between runs a ridge, several times reaching 50 m; it continues northwestward along the seashore, and forms the edge of a plateau-like area between the Byrsa and the sea. Newer urban developments lay here in these northern districts.

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Name: Carthage topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Carthage, Tunis, 2016, Tunisia (36.69481 10.17099 37.01481 10.49099)

Average elevation: 9 m

Minimum elevation: -7 m

Maximum elevation: 540 m

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