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Which (non-polar) desert is the driest in the world?
Sahara
Namib
Atacama
Takla Makan
The Atacama is the driest of all deserts, with some places having recorded no rain in living memory. It extends along the Pacific coast, forming a huge strip of arid, hostile beach. The average rainfall in the Antofagasta region is 1 millimeter (0.04 in) per year.
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added by Kasia June 9, 2012, 10:12 a.m.
Which desert is the driest in the world? (non-polar)
Sahara
Namib
Atacama
Takla Makan
The Atacama is the driest of all deserts, with some places having recorded no rain in living memory. It extends along the Pacific coast, forming a huge strip of arid, hostile beach. The average rainfall in the Antofagasta region is 1 millimeter (0.04 in) per year.
Kasia
reach: rather globalChiledesertsdeserts of South Americageographygeography of South AmericanatureSouth America
This is a correction, already accepted and applied to the original question.
added by Norman March 16, 2018, 9:26 p.m.
+3 This change is good  globalquiz.org
Which (non-polar) desert is the driest in the world?
Sahara
Namib
Atacama
Takla Makan
The Atacama is the driest of all deserts, with some places having recorded no rain in living memory. It extends along the Pacific coast, forming a huge strip of arid, hostile beach. The average rainfall in the Antofagasta region is 1 millimeter (0.04 in) per year.
Norman
reach: rather globalChiledesertsdeserts of South Americageographygeography of South AmericanatureSouth America

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+1 Very interesting!  viratiansk181
+3 Very interesting!  globalquiz.org