GuineaBy Delaney Schroeder

Surrounding Countries

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Capital

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Niger River

SavannaGambia River

Geba River

GeographyFarmland

5 Major Cities Conakry Boke Kindia Labe Kankan

Historic Site National

Museum Canakry

Historic Site Kimiban Caves

Historical Site Guinée Forestière

Recreation Hiking Swimming Fishing

Flag Red- struggle for liberation Green- unity Yellow-justice

Setting Western Africa, bordering the North

Atlantic Ocean, between Guinea-Bissau and Sierra Leone

Climate generally hot and humid; monsoonal-

type rainy season with southwesterly winds; dry season with northeasterly harmattan winds

Transportation Airports Cars Bikes

Arts and Culture Kissidougou Ethnology Museum Guinea National Museum

Languages French-official Maninka Pular

Food Beans, cabbage, and fish.

Additional Info Slightly smaller than Oregon Population- about 10.5 million Schooling- 10 years

Natural Hazards Harmattan Winds Volcanoes

Life Expectancy 58- men 62-women

Religon 85% muslim 8% christian 7% tribal religions

Ethnic Fulani Malinke Soussou

Imports Mineral fuels Machinery Electronics

Exports Ore Pearls Isotopes