Maayo Komadugu-Gana

river
Lesdi	Naajeeriya
Nder laamoore	Misaw, Diiwal Bawci

Maayo Komadugu-Gana ko maayo Misaw maayo’on nder basin Caad haa woyla waladu fuunaa Naajeeriya jehawti Maayo Yobe e Damasak haa feetel laamu’on mobbar jey Diiwal Borno.^[1] O ummi daaga woyla Bawci.^[2]

Biiyugo humpitina je nduubu mo 2011 je international union for conservation of nature ndiyam’on maayo o acci wargo Yobe.^[3]

Be hebti koombowal Dufuna je maari hitaande 1987 feetel laamu Fune.^[4]

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↑ Mortimore, Michael. Adapting to Drought: Farmers, Famines, and Desertification in West Africa, p. 244 (1989)(note 3 notes that the Komadugu Gana joins the Yobe at Damasak)
↑ Oyebande, Lekan. Streamflow regime change and the ecological response in the Lake Chad basin in Nigeria, in Hydro-ecology: Linking Hydrology and Aquatic Ecology , p. 101, 104 (2001) (Acreman, M.C., ed.)
↑ Komadugu Yobe Basin,upstream of Lake Chad, Nigeria, WANI Case Study, IUCN, Report 2011-009
↑ (24 May 1998). 6,000-Year-Old Canoe To Be Removed, Associated Press

[ref1-1] Mortimore, Michael. Adapting to Drought: Farmers, Famines, and Desertification in West Africa, p. 244 (1989)(note 3 notes that the Komadugu Gana joins the Yobe at Damasak)

[rises-2] Oyebande, Lekan. Streamflow regime change and the ecological response in the Lake Chad basin in Nigeria, in Hydro-ecology: Linking Hydrology and Aquatic Ecology , p. 101, 104 (2001) (Acreman, M.C., ed.)

[iucn1-3] Komadugu Yobe Basin,upstream of Lake Chad, Nigeria, WANI Case Study, IUCN, Report 2011-009

[ap1-4] (24 May 1998). 6,000-Year-Old Canoe To Be Removed, Associated Press

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