The 2011 Official Route
Please keep in mind that the stages may change at any time based on varying security conditions.
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Stage
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Date
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Start/Finish
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Country
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Distance, km
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1
|
Jan 15
|
Budapest – Genova
|
Europe
|
1 094 km
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2
|
Jan 16 -18
|
Genova – Khenifra
(Super Marathon, 3 days)
|
Europe
Morocco
|
2 324 km
|
|
3
|
Jan 19
|
Khenifra – Tazzarine
|
Morocco
|
588 km
|
|
4
|
Jan 20
|
Tazzarine – Ait Bheku
|
Morocco
|
588 km
|
|
5
|
Jan 21
|
Ait Behku – Bojdour
|
Morocco
|
635 km
|
|
6
|
Jan 22
|
Bojdour – Guerguarat
|
Morocco
|
610 km
|
|
7
|
Jan 23
|
Guerguarat-Bou Lanoar (Border Crossing)
|
Mauritania
|
70 km
|
|
8
|
Jan 24
|
Bou Lanouar – B2 Beach
|
Mauritania
|
280 km
|
|
9
|
Jan 25
|
B2 Beach – Nouakchott (Rest)
|
Mauritania
|
150 km
|
|
10
|
Jan 26
|
Nouakchott – Dakar
|
Senegal
|
565 km
|
|
11
|
Jan 27
|
Dakar – Niokolo Koba National Park
|
Senegal
|
592 km
|
|
12
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Jan 28
|
Niokolo Koba – Keyes (Rest)
|
Mali
|
213 km
|
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13
|
Jan 29
|
Keneiba – Diema
|
Mali
|
350 km
|
|
14
|
Jan 30
|
Diema – Bamako
|
Mali
|
342 km
|
Budapest-Bamako-Brooklyn
I finished this amazing journey April 2011
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My Route through
Western Africa
Spain
Morocco
Mauritania
Senegal
Mali
Burkina Faso
Ghana
Togo
Benin
Nigeria
Cameroon
Gabon
Congo
DRC
Angola
Namibia
Botswana
SOUTH AFRICA
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