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BENUE

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Originally appearing in Volume V03, Page 754 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BENUE  , a

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river of
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West
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Africa, the largest and most important affluent of the
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Niger (q.v.), which it joins after a course of over Soo m. in a
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general
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east to west direction from its source in the mountains of
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Adamawa . Through the Tuburi marshes there is a
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water connexion between theBenue (Niger) and
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Shari (
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Lake
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Chad) systems .

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