| Sangha and Likouala | |
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| State | Republic of the Congo |
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| Surface | 121,844 km² |
| Inhabitants | 173.319 (2005) |
Sangha and Likouala is a region in the far northern hinterland of Republic of the Congo.
To know
It takes its name from the two most important rivers that cross it; although the most important river in the area is the Ubangi, which runs along the eastern border of the country.
Territories and tourist destinations
Made up of the Sangha and Likouala regions.
Urban centers
- Impfondo - Capital of the Likouala region overlooking the Ubangi river located in the road to Bangui (Central African Republic).
- Ouésso - The city is surrounded by rainforest and stretches along the Sangha River which leads to the Dzanga-Sangha Special Reserve in Central African Republic. It is also an important stopover for transits from the Cameroon to Democratic Republic of Congo.
Other destinations
- Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park - A vast national park bordering the Dzanga-Sangha Special Reserve of the Central African Republic.
