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Akwayafe River

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4°37′34″N 8°28′03″E / 4.626°N 8.4676°E / 4.626; 8.4676 The Akwayafe River (also known as the Akpakorum River) is a river in Africa that empties into the Gulf of Guinea.^[1] The river forms a portion of the land boundary^[2] between Cameroon and Nigeria.^[3]

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Akwayafe River is a stream in Cameroon of Africa/Middle East. The river's coordinates are 4°40'60" N and 8°31'0" E in DMS.^[4]

^ "Cameroon–Nigeria Maritime Boundary". Sovereign Limits. Retrieved 2023-07-10.

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