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Cestos is a
settlement in
Rivercess County in
central Liberia.
Located along the
Cestos River, it lay at the
heart of a
heavily contested region during...
- The
Cestos River, also
known as Nuon or Nipoué river, is a
Liberian river that
rises in the
Nimba Range of
Guinea and
flows south along the Côte d'Ivoire...
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Cestos is a
ghost town in
Dewey County, Oklahoma.
Remnants of the town
exist today,
including 2 homes.
Cestos was an
agricultural town
located in northern...
- Jean-Christophe
Cesto (born 24
January 1987) is a
French retired footballer. Jean-Christophe
Cesto, le
malchanceux sharkfoot.fr (Archived) Jean-Christophe
Cesto, de...
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original name
Cestos from
Portuguese traders in the
early 16th
century from the
baskets that were
produced and sold in the town.
Cestos in Portuguese...
- St. Paul
exiting near Monrovia, the
river St. John at Buchanan, and the
Cestos River, all of
which flow into the Atlantic. The
Cavalla is the
longest river...
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Carros de
cesto do
Monte (from pt.
basket carts from Monte),
known as
Monte Toboggan –
means of
transportation from
Monte in Funchal, the
capital of Portuguese...
- Faso
Cross River (Nigeria) -
Nigeria Nuon
River - Liberia,
Ivory Coast Cestos River -
Liberia Nile - Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia. 6,650 km
Atbarah River -...
- Team
Coach Barnesville Dragons Bushrod Bulls Richmond Tobii Cestos Mogars Commissioners Desert Knights Invincible Eleven LPRC
Oilers Varfley Corneh Mighty...
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return before Christmas. On 8 August, he
captured two
large ships at
Point Cestos, now
River Cess in Liberia. One of
these was the
frigate Onslow, transporting...
