Deletion of Elgaimeddo

Comment: I think this place does exist, or at least used to, but I don't think we can say any more about it than that. The databases used for these places all seem to trace back to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency one, which says the same thing as Mangoe found - "El Gaimeddo" is a populated place at 10° 22' 00" N, 050° 55' 00" E, with another populated place called "Ascira" close by at 10° 22' 00" N, 050° 57' 00" E. Ascira is obviously the place called "Ashira" by Google Maps, which from satellite imagery definitely has people living there. However the database coordinates aren't terribly precise (note there is no seconds component) and Ascira isn't in the place the database thinks it is. This suggests to me that either (a) "El Gaimeddo" does exist and we just aren't looking in the right place because the coordinates are imprecise or (b) "El Gaimeddo" used to exist but doesn't any more (the database entry was last updated in 1994).In any case,  says that sources such as maps which mention the subject but don't give any more information about it aren't sufficient to demonstrate notability, and that's all we've got here. Even the information we have got doesn't allow us to say with any confidence where the place is. I think we could reasonably have an article on Ascira/Ashira, as it does definitely exist and I did find some non-database mentions of it. But I don't think we can conclude that Ascira/Ashira is the same as El Gaimeddo
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NGEO)