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Description	A map of the Africa, showing the major religions distributed as of today. Map shows only the religion as a whole excluding denominations or sects of the religions, and is colored by how the religions are distributed not by main religion of country etc.
Date	2008-07-11 14:16 (UTC)
Source	based on a vandalised revision of Religion_distribution.png . Unreferenced.
Author	derivative work: T L Miles ( talk) uploader of original revision of Religion_distribution.png was Moshin

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File change date and time	14:02, 11 July 2008

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