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	DLIST Benguela - Angola Coastal Communities
		The Kissama National Park is flanked to the west by 120 km of coast, to the north by the Cuanza River and to the south by the Longa River.
		The provincial capital is Sumbe and the population in the province is estimated at 1,130,273 inhabitants in the UN’s 2004 Consolidated Appeal for Transition.
		The greatest fishing centre in Angola, the Namibe Province is flanked by the Cunene River on the south and the Atlantic Ocean on the west.
	www.dlist-benguela.org /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=101&Itemid=57 (1894 words)

	Angola (country) - Printer-friendly - MSN Encarta
		Also part of Angola is the territory of Cabinda, a small enclave located on the Atlantic coast north of the mouth of the Congo River and separated from the rest of Angola by a small strip of territory belonging to the DRC.
		Of the many rivers that drain to the Atlantic Ocean, the Cuanza and Cunene are the most important.
		Valuable tropical woods are found on the plateau, north of the Cuanza River.
	encarta.msn.com /text_761571092___2/Angola_(country).html (693 words)

	Encyclopedia: Niger River
		Ancient Romans thought that the river near Timbuktu was part of the Nile River, a belief also held by Ibn Battuta, while early 17th-century European explorers thought that it flowed west and joined the Senegal River.
		The bend is the closest major river and source of water to the Sahara desert and it thus became the focal point of trade across the western Sahara.
		The name of the river Niger probably derives from the Latin or Portuguese word for "fl", niger; another theory suggests that it comes from the Tuareg language gher n gheren = "river of rivers", The West African nations of Nigeria and Niger are named after the river.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Niger-River (1051 words)

	2005015.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Northern Angola - provinces: North Cuanza (Kwanza-Norte), Uije, Zaire and Malanje - Dondo area.
		MODIS observations: seasonal flooding along the Cuanza river 300 km upriver from Dondo observed on December 25, 29, 30, 31, January 1, 4, 5, 8, 17.
		High levels on the lower Cuanza near Dondo on March 11.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~floods/2005015.html (115 words)

	Angola - GEOGRAPHY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		South of the Cuanza River, the hills rise sharply from the coastal lowlands and form a high escarpment, extending from a point east of Luanda and running south through Namibia.
		South of the divide some rivers flow into the Zambezi River and thence to the Indian Ocean, others to the Okavango River (as the Cubango River is called along the border with Namibia and in Botswana) and thence to the Okavango Swamp in Botswana.
		The tributaries of the Cubango River and several of the southern rivers flowing to the Atlantic are seasonal, completely dry much of the year.
	www.mongabay.com /reference/country_studies/angola/GEOGRAPHY.html (941 words)

	Monroe Minerals Inc. - Cangandala - Wed Jul 25, 2007
		Phase I of the program comprises barge operations on the rivers, principally the Cuanza and the Luando, combined with reconnaissance pitting and trenching on the floodplain and areas where higher terraces might be expected to occur.
		The primary target area for alluvial deposits within the concession is a meander complex that results from extensive westward migration of the Cuanza River, on the right-bank, downstream from its confluence with the Luando River.
		A preliminary structural interpretation of the satellite imagery indicates the presence of numerous lineaments that parallel and cross-cut various sections of the river.
	www.monroeminerals.com /s/Cangandala.asp (956 words)

	Cuanza River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		The Cuanza River (also spelled Coanza, Kwanza, Quanza, or Kuanza) is a River in Angola.
		The river gives its name to two provinces of Angola: Cuanza Norte, which lies on the river's north bank, and Cuanza Sul, on the south bank.
		The river is also a source of hydroelectric power for Angola, in the form of the Capanda Dam in Malanje Province, finished in 2004.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/cu/Cuanza%20River.htm (97 words)

	Quiçama (Important Birds Areas of Angola) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		The mudflats along the tidal mouth of the Cuanza river are important foraging areas for Palearctic waders in the austral spring and summer.
		The mudflats along the higher reaches of the river in the park are important foraging areas for Anastomus lamelligerus, Actophilornis africana, Rostratula benghalensis, Vanellus crassirostris and several species of rail (Rallidae).
		The lakes along the Cuanza river support many waterbirds, and one of the few known nests of Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis in Angola is situated on the edge of Cacoba Lake in the park.
	www.birdlife.org /datazone/sites/index.html?action=SitHTMDetails.asp&sid=6021&m=0 (563 words)

	Amcan Minerals Ltd. Properties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		The Quilemba Concession is situated in Cuanza Norte province with the Rio Cuanza River crossing the northern part of the area and the southern part being drained by the Rio Lunga River.
		Four rivers, the Cuilo, the Luita, the Luvalo and the Cuengo cross the area.
		GRUPO W. The Grupo W Concession is situated 75 kilometers south east of Lucapa in the province of Lunda Norte, extending to an area of 64 square kilometers and straddling the Rio Luana River.
	www.amcan.com /properties.html (751 words)

	Press Releases: Angola, Angola: Dug out canoes and bicycles bring MSF team to Mussende
		Mussende is a small, isolated town, in the Cuanza Sul Province in northern Angola, located 134 kilometres from Malange, the provincial capital of Malange province.
		The three main access roads to the town have been all but useless as all the bridges along the routes that cross the immense Cuanza River were destroyed during the 27 year long war, preventing almost all vehicle access.
		MSF's first entry in September came after a two-hour drive from Malange to the Cuanza river, then canoes to cross the Cuanza River - at a point almost 250m wide - and then on bicycle to ride another 85kms to the town.
	www.reliefweb.int /rw/rwb.nsf/AllDocsByUNID/13527d7726a32f51c1256cae0030f7ab (1069 words)

	Monroe Minerals Inc. - Free Market News Network
		Phase I of the program comprises barge operations on the rivers, principally the Cuanza and the Luando, combined with reconnaissance pitting and trenching on the floodplain and areas where higher terraces are likely to occur.
		The primary target area for alluvial deposits within the concession is a meander complex that results from extensive westward migration of the Cuanza River, on the right-bank, downstream from its confluence with the Luando River.
		River by at least one South African mining group (working for UNITA) which reported excellent results over the brief period during which it was active.
	www.freemarketnews.com /Press-Release.asp?nid=4617 (1294 words)

	Game fishing
		The Cuanza River is privileged in the number of world records it holds for well-known species of game fish such as Jack Crevalle and Giant African Threadfin.
		However, the river is particularly famous for the quality of its Tarpon fishing, where specimens of record proportions have been caught over the years.
		The administration of MANGAIS SARL is dedicated to the protection of the natural fauna and flora of the area, so with this in mind, a decision was made to sponsor a Tarpon fishing tournament.
	www.mangais.com /english/2-i_Pesca_eng.htm (352 words)

	African Conservation Foundation - Angola - Conservation Projects - Profile on Angola. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Excluding Cabinda, Angola is roughly square in shape, extending 1,277 km from the northern to the southern border, and 1,236 km from the mouth of the Cunene river to the Zambian border.
		The Cassai (Kasai), Cuilo (Kwilu) and Cuango rivers are known more for their importance to Zaire than for their upper reaches in Angola, although many tributaries of the Kasai intersect the Angolan plateau, exposing rich diamond fields in the Lunda provinces.
		On the other hand, along the Cuanza river, in the north-west and north-east, and in the eastern and southern provinces, high temperatures and heavy seasonal rainfall discouraged European colonization wherever there were no economic incentives, such as coffee in the Congo provinces of Zaire and Uige, and diamonds in Lunda.
	www.africanconservation.org /angolaprofile.html (812 words)

	Terrestrial Ecoregions -- Angolan Scarp savanna and woodlands (AT1002)
		The first, north of the Cuanza River, is a mosaic of tall, tropical gallery forest and tall grassland, interdigitated by mangrove and swamp communities along the major rivers and their mouths.
		The third, south of the Cuanza River, includes arid to semi-arid undifferentiated woodlands and wooded grasslands on the Coastal Belt and lower slopes of the escarpment.
		South of the Cuanza River, the Zambezian component of the ecoregion comprises a mosaic of closed woodlands, grasslands and palm savanna, which is found along the lower and drier slopes of the escarpment and along the coast (Huntley and Matos 1994).
	www.worldwildlife.org /wildworld/profiles/terrestrial/at/at1002_full.html (3118 words)

	Source book for the inland fishery resources of Africa Vol. 1
		the Okavango River basin, with the Cuito and Cubango Rivers;
		Floodplains of the coastal rivers (Dande, Bengo, Cuanga).
		These, together with their associated rivers and lakes mentioned in Section 2, constitute the main fishing grounds and are said to have considerable fishery resources which could contribute much more to the country's food supply and general economic well-being than they do at present.
	www.fao.org /docrep/005/T0473E/T0473E01.htm (2803 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		An hour’s drive south of Luanda is the Cuanza River, Angola’s largest waterway.
		The area between the Cuanza and the smaller Rio Longa, a further 90 minutes drive south, is the Quicama National Park, its wildlife virtually exterminated during the 27 year civil war, but now being restocked from South Africa.
		The offshore potential of the country’s blue marlin and sailfish is tremendous, and the owners of Rio Longa intend to build a second lodge at the mouth of the Cuanza, a river far bigger than the Zambezi and open to the sea.
	www.sportfishafrica.co.za /ViewVenue.asp?VI=19 (1069 words)

	Operation Noah's Ark - African adventure, Angola, animal capture, elephant airlift, Kissama Foundation, Quiçama ...
		A wide variety of habitat types occur such as the flood plain of the Cuanza river, an adjoining low escarpment and a transitional zone of grassland.
		Pousada Càua, comprising thatched chalets which overlook the flood plain of the Cuanza river, has been renovated and are open to tourists.
		A luxury lodge of world class standards will be built within the foreseeable future at the mouth of the Cuanza river.
	www.kissama.org /noahsark/relocation/quicama.html (416 words)

	An MBendi Profile: An MBendi Industry (Sector) Profile for Angola: Electrical Power including economic overview and ...
		The Cambambe dam (180 MW) on the Kwanza River, the Mabubas dam (17.8 MW) on the Dande River, and diesel generators are the main sources of electricity in the north of the country.
		A 24-MW dam is being built by a diamond company, Catoca, on the Tchicapa River in northeastern Angola, and Angola announced construction of a 600 KW dam in the Uije province in June 2004.
		The construction of a 520 MW power station at Capanda on the Cuanza River is underway, with the assistance of Brazilian and former Soviet contractors.
	www.mbendi.co.za /indy/powr/af/an/p0005.htm (1012 words)

	Geography of Angola - Terrain and Climate
		The Cuanza is the only river wholly within Angola that is navigable--for nearly 200 kilometers from its mouth- -by boats of commercially or militarily significant size.
		South of the divide some rivers flow into the Zambezi River and thence to the Indian Ocean, others to the Okavango River (as the Cubango River is called along the border with Namibia and in Botswana) and thence to the Okavango Swamp in Botswana.
		The tributaries of the Cubango River and several of the southern rivers flowing to the Atlantic are seasonal, completely dry much of the year.
	worldfacts.us /Angola-geography.htm (819 words)

	MSF Around the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Mussende is a small, isolated town, in the Cuanza Sul Province in northern Angola, located 134 kilometres from Malange, the provincial capital of Malange province.
		The three main access roads to the town have been all but useless as all the bridges along the routes that cross the immense Cuanza River were destroyed during the 27 year long war, preventing almost all vehicle access.
		MSF's first entry in September came after a two-hour drive from Malange to the Cuanza river, then canoes to cross the Cuanza River - at a point almost 250m wide - and then on bicycle to ride another 85kms to the town.
	217.29.194.251 /countries/page.cfm?articleid=72C66AA6-3FE3-4FDF-99D94D8DE4A062C6 (1025 words)

	Angola diamond deposits, geology, exploration, mining, use - Part II
		of altitude, is drained by a set of rivers flowing from south-north toward the Kasaï: Luembe, Luana, Chiumbe, Luachimo (Longatschimo) and Chicapa Rivers (from E to W) - the kimberlites not known on the first two most western.
		The region forms a big sandy plateau rising toward the WSW of 760 to 980 m of altitude cut by the deep parallel valleys of the Luembé, Luana, Chiumbé, Luachimo (Longtatschimo) and Chicapa Rivers, all flowing south-north toward the Kasaï.
		Ii is part of a big Archean strip, in part charnockitic, that crosses east-west, from the heads of the Bushimaïes and Lubilashes River to Congo, and that one recovers on the Cuango River close to the border...
	www.minelinks.com /alluvial/diamondGeology57.html (1090 words)

	MacauHub
		According to the company, the first phase will be based on assessing the production capacity for alluvium diamonds, with operations in the river basins in the area, mainly in Cuanza and Luando, as well as excavations in the area’s alluvial plains.
		The prospecting project, presented in Toronto at the end of last week, includes two further phases; one for assessing the extent of deposits and the last, after carrying out a technical and financial viability study, of air-based surveying to detect kimberlitic deposits.
		The concession area is of 3,000 square kilometers, including 120 kilometers of the Cuanza river.
	www.macauhub.com.mo /en/news.php?ID=1259 (223 words)

	The Inland Fisheries of Africa
		the Zambezi River basin with the headwaters of the Zambezi and its tributaries the Lungue and Cuando Rivers;
		The Sassandra River (650 km), the Bandama River (1 050 km) and the Comoe River (1 160 km).
		These are the Lofa River, the St. Paul River, the Saint John River, and the Cestos River which have their lower courses entirely in the country, the Mano River which forms the frontier with Sierra Leone and the Cavalla (Cavally) River which forms the frontier with Ivory Coast.
	www.fao.org /docrep/008/n0084e/N0084E02.htm (10150 words)

	African Conservation Foundation - Angola - Conservation Projects - Profile on Angola. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Excluding Cabinda, Angola is roughly square in shape, extending 1,277 km from the northern to the southern border, and 1,236 km from the mouth of the Cunene river to the Zambian border.
		The Cassai (Kasai), Cuilo (Kwilu) and Cuango rivers are known more for their importance to Zaire than for their upper reaches in Angola, although many tributaries of the Kasai intersect the Angolan plateau, exposing rich diamond fields in the Lunda provinces.
		On the other hand, along the Cuanza river, in the north-west and north-east, and in the eastern and southern provinces, high temperatures and heavy seasonal rainfall discouraged European colonization wherever there were no economic incentives, such as coffee in the Congo provinces of Zaire and Uige, and diamonds in Lunda.
	www.africanconservation.com /angolaprofile.html (812 words)

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		The government has passed laws requiring the damage to be fixed after mining but the government does not have the power or resources in the country to enforce the laws.
		The Luanda Divide splits the rivers in the north and south sections of the country creating a watershed.
		The Kwanza (Cuanza) River is the largest river in Angola.
	www.students.a.csbsju.edu /ampress/Angola.htm (672 words)

	.: Welcome to Angolan Adventure Safaris :.
		Our site is located at the mouth of the Cuanza River, approximately 80 km south of Luanda and immediately adjacent to the sea.
		Comfortable “log cabin” type accommodation and a restaurant and bar area built in a picturesque setting amongst the natural vegetation on the banks of the river.
		The camp is popular with anglers as the river is renowned for the size and numbers of tarpon and other game fish that inhabit it.
	www.aasafaris.com /barraducuanza.htm (183 words)

	Republic of the Congo - MSN Encarta
		When Diogo Cam, the first European explorer of the area, reached the Congo River in 1482, he found two large empires.
		The kingdom of Loango extended north and east from the river, and that of the Bakongo controlled the land near the mouth of the Congo River southward to the Cuanza River.
		Eventually, Portuguese imperialism and the slave trade destroyed the Bakongo’s empire and severely damaged that of the Loango.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761558392_4/Congo_Republic_of_the.html (684 words)

	Location
		The property is bound by the River Cuanza on one side and a good road to Angolan capital, Luanda on the other.
		The 2.8 miles of river frontage on the Cuanza River creates some marsh and swamp environments on the property.
		Strategically located near the natural reserve of the Quiçama National Park and the Cabo Ledo airport, it is short distance 1.2 miles (2Km) to many beautiful beaches and the Cuanza River mouth (Barra do Cuanza).
	www.mangais.com /english/2-b_Localizacao_eng.htm (202 words)

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