Mungo River

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The Mungo River is a significant waterway in southwestern Cameroon that flows through coastal lowlands before joining other rivers near Douala and emptying into the Atlantic Ocean.

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Mungo River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
bridgeConnects Littoral Region and Southwest Region via Mungo Bridge
continent Africa
country Cameroon
crosses Mungo Division
drainageBasin Gulf of Guinea
emptiesNear Cameroon estuary
flowsDirection generally southward
flowsInto Atlantic Ocean
flowsThrough coastal lowlands of Cameroon
formsBorderBetween Littoral Region and Southwest Region
linked to: Southwest Region
hasBridge Mungo Bridge
hasEconomicImportance regional trade
hasEcosystemType mangrove
tropical rainforest
hasEnvironmentalIssue mangrove degradation
pollution near Douala
hasHistoricalRole colonial boundary in Cameroon
joins Wouri River
locatedIn Southwestern Cameroon
mouth Atlantic Ocean
namedAfter Mungo Division
nearMouth Douala
partOf Wouri River basin
linked to: Wouri River
region Littoral Region
Southwest Region
usedFor fishing
irrigation
transportation

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Wouri River hasTributary Mungo River