A small area also known as the Bartazoga Triangle located between Egypt and Sudan. The two countries refuse to claim the area due to the dispute over the Halayeb Triangle, as Egypt considers the 22° latitudinal line to be the border separator between Egypt with the de facto annexation of the Halayeb Triangle , while Sudan considers the Halayeb Triangle within Sudan demands it.






Map of the Hala'ib Triangle and Bir Tawil in 1912.png




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The area is located to the southwest of the neighboring Halayeb Triangle .

Topographical map of the area and its environs - from the US Corps of Engineers in the year 1960.



Map of Birtawil Land (Berland State)
The region represents a trapezoid whose long side is its northern border, which touches with latitude 22° N, with a length of 95 km, and its southern side is 46 km long, and its length ranges from north to south between 31 km and 26 km and its area is 2060 km 2 ; It is the only area in which the administrative line of 1902 passes south of the political boundary of 1899 contiguous with latitude 22°N. It was placed under the Egyptian administration because at that time it was pasture for a group of Ababda stationed near Aswan , while the Halayeb triangle is located north of latitude 22° north and was placed under the Sudanese administration because the inhabitants of that area at that time were an extension of groups, most of which were stationed in Sudan. The area of ​​the Tawil Well is one tenth of the area of ​​the Halayeb Triangle, and it is an interior land, and the two


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To the north of the region is a tall mountain 21°57′56″N 33°48′05″E, which has a height of 459 meters, to its east Jabal Hajar al-Zarqa and a height of 662 meters, and to its south is a long valley (also known as Khor Abu Bard ). The locality in the area indicates a permanent military presence in the area, and the Bedouins in the area tell of underground equipment dating back to 1987.

Egypt claims the political borders of 1899, contiguous with 22°N latitude, which places the Halayeb Triangle within the Egyptian borders and Bir Tawil within the Sudanese borders, while Sudan demands the Administrative Border Agreement of 1902, which places the Halayeb Triangle within the Sudanese borders and Bir Tawil within the Egyptian borders. As a result of this, both countries claim Halayeb, while neither of them claims a long well, and there is no basis in international law on which either of the two countries can claim both areas at the same time, making this area the only one that is not claimed by any country in the world. the world, ie , what is known as idiomatically land nullius ( in Latin terra nullius), except the land of Mary cold in AntarcticaIt is difficult - if not impossible - for any other country to claim sovereignty over the region because it is sandwiched between Egypt and Sudan. It is common knowledge that the area is de facto under the control of the Egyptian administration, although it is not considered Egyptian territory in government maps, and it prevents access.



Tectonics:

Geologically, the region on the tectonic land of Egypt and Sudan coming from no limit to the destructive effects of tectonic acceptance and Bir-Tawil tectonic acceptance can not be seen for the duration of the above-mentioned lands, even in terms of the frontier lands seen. However, in terms of tectonic diversity, it can be one of the geotourism in the world and the generation of income for this soil without its owner, and from its place towards the revival and introduction of tourism. It is unlikely in a similar study in other lands on this planet Earth, that there is likely to be an important mine, even copper and gold mines. In terms of structure, it has 3 tectonic zones, namely, from west to east of the plain, the slope and the mountains. The depth of the deepest valley reaches a height of 120 meters, and its maximum height is 579 meters in the eastern half of the earth.

A trapezoidal area is 94 km long, 47 km south, 26.7 km east, and 50 km west. It is interesting to note that in the eastern half of the eastern half of the country's largest seasonal rivers and during the river trees line the river remains, but in small numbers at intervals between 14 and 300 meters from both the life expectancy and life seen in this area.

The density of trees decreases along the river from north to south and the density of trees is highest in the north of the river, and many faults have been active in the area in the area that have changed tectonics and created break lines. Undoubtedly, the eastern half of the Long Range has an animal habitat, but the semi-western part, due to its tangible capacity, is nothing but the habitat of reptiles, or ultimately passing birds. This paper was written on atmospheric map, personal knowledge and geological resources by "Syed Mohammad Razavi, Eng. Imran (Road and Building) and Senior Tectonic of Iran Shahrwood", who should be blamed for more researches

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