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Palimé
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Palimé 

a town in southwest Togo. Administrative center of the district of Klouto. Population, 20,000 (1970). Palimé is linked by railroad and highway to the city of Lomé. It is the center of an agricultural region, which produces coffee, cocoa, yams, manioc, maize, and rice. Near Palimé, in Agou, there is a palm-oil plant. There is a hydroelectric power plant at the Kpémé waterfall.



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The clinics were at the children's hospital, Hopital d'Enfants, in Dapaong (urban/semiurban) in northern Togo and rural clinics in southern Togo, including the Centre Medico-Social de Sodo in Sodo, Hopital Bethesda, Agou Clinic in the Agou area, and the general hospital in Kpalime, a town with [approximately equal to] 50,000 inhabitants (Figure).
He visited a palm oil factory at Agou, which was receiving aid from the European Economic Community, as well as model cocoa and coffee farms, the National School for Agriculture at Tove; and the handicraft centre at kpalime, all receiving funds from UNDP and the ECA.
 
 
 
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