Sangha River (indirectly via Congo system)

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The Sangha River is a major river in Central Africa that flows through the Congo Basin, forming parts of the borders between Cameroon, the Central African Republic, and the Republic of the Congo.

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Sangha River (indirectly via Congo system) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Cameroon
Central African Republic
Republic of the Congo
borderFunction international boundary river
continent Africa
country Cameroon
Central African Republic
Republic of the Congo
drainageBasin Congo Basin
linked to: Congo Rainforest
flowsInDirection generally southward
flowsThrough Congo Basin
linked to: Congo Rainforest
formsBorderBetween Cameroon and Central African Republic
Cameroon and Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic and Republic of the Congo
hasEcologicalRole supports Congo Basin rainforest ecosystems
hasEconomicRole supports local fisheries
used for river transport
hasHydrologicalRole major tributary of the Congo River
hasPoliticalSignificance forms parts of international borders in Central Africa
locatedIn Central Africa
locatedOnContinent Africa
mouth Congo River
mouthLocatedIn Republic of the Congo
partOf Central African river network
Congo River basin
linked to: Congo River

Congo River system
linked to: Congo River
region Equatorial Africa
linked to: Central Africa
tributaryOf Congo River

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Ubangi River hasTributary Sangha River (indirectly via Congo system)