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Comoé River
The Comoé is a river of West Africa, about 1,160 kilometres long, that rises in south-western Burkina Faso and flows south through eastern Ivory Coast to the Gulf of Guinea near Grand-Bassam. Its upper basin, savanna country home to the Kulango and the kingdom of Buna, includes the Comoé National Park, a World Heritage Site.
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