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Map showing Cape Verde
Map showing Cape Verde

Cape Verde is a country in Africa. It is a group of islands and its official language is Portuguese. During the 1970's and 1980's, other African countries would not let South African airplanes fly over their territory except Cape Verde. The country became an important stop where airplanes filled up their fuel tanks.

Verde means green in Portuguese.

[change] Climate

Annual Weather Conditions Temperature Rainfall mm
January 75°F 24°C 5.3mm
February 75°F 24°C 3.8mm
March 77°F 25°C 1.3mm
April 77°F 25°C 0.0mm
May 78°F 25°C 0.0mm
June 79°F 26°C 0.0mm
July 81°F 27°C 0.8mm
August 84°F 29°C 14.1mm
September 85°F 29°C 33.6mm
October 83°F 29°C 6.5mm
November 81°F 27°C 2.5mm
December 77°F 25°C 1.6mm

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Countries and territories of Africa
Independent Algeria  • Angola  • Benin  • Botswana  • Burkina Faso  • Burundi  • Cameroon  • Cape Verde  • Central African Republic  • Chad  • Comoros  • Democratic Republic of the Congo  • Republic of the Congo  • Côte d'Ivoire  • Djibouti  • Egypt  • Equatorial Guinea  • Eritrea  • Ethiopia  • Gabon  • The Gambia  • Ghana  • Guinea  • Guinea-Bissau  • Kenya  • Lesotho  • Liberia  • Libya  • Madagascar  • Malawi  • Mali  • Mauritania  • Mauritius  • Morocco  • Mozambique  • Namibia  • Niger  • Nigeria  • Rwanda  • São Tomé and Príncipe  • Senegal  • Seychelles  • Sierra Leone  • Somalia  • Somaliland  • South Africa  • Sudan  • Swaziland  • Tanzania  • Togo  • Tunisia  • Uganda  • Zambia  • Zimbabwe
Governed by
other countries		 Canary Islands  • Ceuta and Melilla  • Madeira Islands  • Mayotte  • Réunion  • Saint Helena and dependencies  • Western Sahara


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