Tunisia - Search Results - MSN Encarta

*	Exclusively for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers. Join Now

Searched for 'Tunisia'

Tunisia ( Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.)

Tunisia, country on the north coast of Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. The Atlas Mountains run across the country, dividing the country’s...

Carthage, ancient city in Tunisia

Carthage, ancient city in Tunisia ( Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.)

Carthage (ancient city) (Latin Carthago) great city of antiquity, on the northern coast of Africa, near modern Tunis, Tunisia. Dido was the...

Habib Bourguiba, Tunisian independence leader

Habib Bourguiba, Tunisian independence leader (Raoul-Duval/Sipa Press/Woodfin Camp and Associates, Inc.)

Bourguiba, Habib (1903-2000), first president of Tunisia (1957-1987). Born in Monastir, Bourguiba was educated at the University of Paris. In 1934...

See all search results in Articles (8)

- country in North Africa, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, Libya, and Algeria.

Translations for "Tunisia" Italian-English

Books about "Tunisia"

Search for books about your topic, "Tunisia"

Search Results Feedback

	How well did we match your search term?
	1	2	3	4	5
	poor excellent
	Main reason for your rating

Encarta Quick Facts

Tunisia Facts and Figures

Official name:	Tunisian Republic
Capital:	Tunis
Area:	164,418 sq km

See more Tunisia Facts and Figures...

Advertisement

Windows Live® Search Results

Tunisia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tunisia (Arabic: تونس ‎ Tūnis), officially the Tunisian Republic (الجمهورية التونسية ‎), is a country situated on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa.
Welcome to the travel and tourism guide to Tunisia
Travel and Tourism Guide to Tunisia
Tunisia - Tunisian holidays, hotels, flights and culture
Tunisia.com - The complete guide to Tunisia, from holiday information to local culture and business.

See all search results in
Windows Live® Search Results

Our Partners

•	ApplyWise Online College Admissions Counseling

•	Englishtown: Learn English online

•

The Princeton Review

© 2008 Microsoft