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The Great Mosque of Djenné Facts for Kids

About The Great Mosque of Djenné: The Great Mosque of Djenné in Mali is the largest mud-brick building in the world. It is built from sun-baked mud bricks and coated in smooth mud plaster. Bundles of palm-wood sticks poke out of the walls and are used as built-in scaffolding. Wooden sticks poke from its walls as built-in scaffolding

Location: In the town of Djenné, in Mali, West Africa · Country: Mali · Built: The mosque we see today was finished in 1907 · Build Time: About 1 year · Type: A giant mosque built entirely of mud bricks · Size: It measures about 75 m along each side · Famous For: Being the largest mud-brick building on Earth · Claim: The largest clay building in the world

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Wooden sticks poke from its walls as built-in scaffolding