Western Sahara
Western Sahara carries 245 connections with 11721 other places across 22 topics, shaped by a prolonged sovereignty dispute that has drawn in states across three continents. Government and military connections account for the bulk of the total, rooted in Morocco's occupation since 1975, when 350,000 Moroccans crossed into the territory in the Green March. Morocco shares the most connections with Western Sahara in the graph. Spain and Algeria each appear across many of the same threads. Debates over the legality of resource extraction under international law add a further layer to the graph.
Green March
Connects Western Sahara to: Morocco | Boujdour Province
Royal Moroccan Air Force
Connects Western Sahara to: Tanta, Egypt | Meknes, Morocco
Taghaza
Connects Western Sahara to: Oualata, Mauritania | Taghaza, Mali
Mauritania Islamic Air Force
Connects Western Sahara to: Dakar, Senegal | Mauritania
airports in Morocco
Connects Western Sahara to: Morocco
Spanish West Africa
Connects Western Sahara to: Spain | Barcelona, Spain | Morocco
La Güera
Connects Western Sahara to: Mauritania | Nouadhibou, Mauritania | La Güera, Western Sahara
Israel–Morocco normalization agreement
Ratel IFV
Connects Western Sahara to: South Africa | Angola
Ma al-'Aynayn
Connects Western Sahara to: Mauritania | Marrakesh, Morocco | Smara, Western Sahara
Tiris al-Gharbiyya
Connects Western Sahara to: Morocco | Mauritania | Dakhla, Oued Ed-Dahab
Río de Oro
Connects Western Sahara to: Morocco | Dakhla, Oued Ed-Dahab | Sidi Ifni, Morocco