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Bénoué is a
department of
North Province in Cameroon. The
department covers an area of 13,614 km2 and as of 2005 had a
total po****tion of 1,781,955. The...
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Benue River (French: la
Bénoué),
previously known as the
Chadda River or Tchadda, is a
major tributary of the
Niger River. The size of its
catchment basin...
- capital.
Garoua is Cameroon's
third largest port,
despite the fact that the
Bénoué River upon
which it
relies is only
navigable for
short periods of the year...
- po****tion
inhabits protected areas of: Cameroon,
where lions are
present in
Bénoué National Park. In the
North Province, Cameroon,
lions were
recorded during...
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Bénoué National Park is a
national park of
Cameroon and a
UNESCO designated Biosphere Reserve. It is 180,000 ha (440,000 acres) in size. The park has a...
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Central and West Africa. The
river rises in Chad, then
flows west into the
Bénoué River. Mayo-Kébbi
Prefecture in Chad is
named for it. The Mayo Kébbi is...
- important. The po****tion in the
Bénoué Complex,
Cameroon (a
landscape that
consists of
three national parks:
Bénoué National Park, Faro
National Park...
- a 3-year
survey of the
wildlife po****tion in the
Bénoué Ecosystem of
North Cameroon (the
Bénoué, Bouba-Ndjidda, and Faro
national parks, and 28 hunting...
- Kadéï
drain southeastward into the
Congo River. In
northern Cameroon, the
Bénoué River runs
north and west and
empties into the Niger. The
Logone flows northward...
- 1932; the
first two
reserves established were
Mozogo Gokoro Reserve and the
Bénoué Reserve,
which was
followed by the Waza
Reserve on 24
March 1934. The coverage...
