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Dibamba River, which flows into the estuary (1903)
Dibamba River, which flows into the estuary (1903)
The estuary at the mouth of the Wouri River
The estuary at the mouth of the Wouri River
Cameroon ghost shrimp, from which the country takes its name
Cameroon ghost shrimp, from which the country takes its name
Wouri river beach at Belltown, now part of Douala, in 1886
Wouri river beach at Belltown, now part of Douala, in 1886
Village near sand quarry
Village near sand quarry
Sand quarry on the Dibamba River
Sand quarry on the Dibamba River