Utamboni River facts for kids
The Utamboni River is an important river located in the southwestern part of Equatorial Guinea. It flows right along the border with a country called Gabon. This river is a key part of a larger water area known as the Muni Estuary.
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About the Utamboni River
The Utamboni River is a natural waterway in Africa. It helps form the border between two countries: Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. This river is not just a single stream. It connects with other rivers to create a big water system.
Where is the Utamboni River Located?
The Utamboni River is found in the mainland part of Equatorial Guinea. This country is in Central Africa. The river flows in the southwest region of the country. It acts as a natural boundary line with the neighboring country of Gabon.
What is the Muni Estuary?
The Utamboni River is part of the Muni Estuary. An estuary is a special place where a river meets the sea. It is often where fresh river water mixes with salty ocean water. The Muni Estuary is a large area of water. Many rivers flow into it before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.
Rivers of the Muni Estuary
The Utamboni River is one of several rivers that form the Muni Estuary. Other rivers that join this system include:
- The Mitimele River (which is the upper part of the Utamboni)
- The Mitong River
- The Mandyani River
- The Congue River
- The Mven River
These rivers all come together to create the large estuary. The Utamboni River itself becomes known by this name when it reaches the border with Gabon.
See also
In Spanish: Río Utamboni para niños
