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Geography, geology, ecology / Geography / Rivers of Africa

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Nile - Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Sudan, Egypt, the longest river in the world

OIG - Ghana

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SHARA - a tributary of the Zambezi

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CONGO - Central Africa

LOVUA - Zambia

NIGER - West Africa

OGOVE - Central Africa

RUAHA - Nigeria

SHELIF - Algiers

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ATBARA - Ethiopia, Sudan

VOLTA - West Africa

GAMBIA - West Africa

UBANGI - Central Africa

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ZAMBEZI - South Africa

CUBANGO (Okavango) - South Africa

LIMPOPO (Crocodile) - South Africa

LUAPULA - part of the Lovua River

RUFIJI - Tanzania

SENEGAL - West Africa

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OKAVANGO - see Cubango

OLIFANTS - South Africa, Mozambique

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ORANGE - South Africa

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CROCODILE - see Limpopo

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