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Comoe

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Comoé 

(also Komoé), a river in West Africa, primarily in the Republic of the Ivory Coast. Length, 900 km; basin area, 74,000 sq km. It rises in Upper Volta. In its upper course it flows through tall-grass savannas; in its lower course, through dense equatorial rain forests. The river empties into the Gulf of Guinea at Grand-Bassam. The river is fed by rain. Maximum water level occurs in September and October; there is low water in February. The mean annual flow rate in the lower course is 430 cu m per sec. The Comoé is navigable in the lower course.



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In general, the people of the South West (Siamu, Dagara, Lobi, Gan, Djan, Puguli, Birifor) jest with the people of Comoe and Kenedougou (Turka, Gouin, Karaboro, Senoufo).
Richard Dario Comoe is expected to surrender to the court during his sentencing Jan.
De facon generale, les peuples du Sud Ouest (Siamu, Dagara, Lobi, Gan, Djan, Puguli, Birifor) plaisantent avec les peuples de la Comoe et du Kenedougou, (Turka, Gouin, Karaboro, Senoufo).
 
 
 
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