Manonga River
River in Tabora and Shinyanga Region, Tanzania
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 Relief location map of Tanzania | |
| Location | |
| Country | Tanzania |
| Region | Tabora |
| Region | Singida |
| Region | Shinyanga |
| Physical characteristics | |
| Source | |
| • elevation | 1,039 m (3,409 ft) above sea level |
| Mouth | |
• location | Lake Kitangiri |
Manonga River, also known as Manyonga, is a river in located between Tabora Region and Shinyanga Region, Tanzania. The river flows eastwards into Lake Kitangiri. During the dry season, from June to November, the Manonga River is completely dry.[1]
References
- ^ Harrison, Terry; Mbago, Michael L.; Msuya, Charles (June 1997). "TANZANIA: New archaeological sites in the Manonga Valley, north-central Tanzania" (PDF). Nyame Akuma: The Bulletin of the Society of Africanist Archaeologists (47): 53 and 58. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2006-02-06. Google Quick View.
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Rivers of Tanzania
- Ambala
- Bangala
- Gombe
- Great Ruaha
- Kafufu
- Kagera
- Kalambo
- Luhumuka
- Lujenda
- Lukuledi
- Lumi
- Lumpungu
- Magamba
- Malagarasi
- Manonga
- Mara
- Matandu
- Mbezi
- Mbwemkuru
- Mkulumuzi
- Mkuzu
- Moyowosi
- Mpiji
- Msangazi
- Myakaliza
- Nguya
- Pangani
- Ruchugi
- Rufiji
- Rurubu
- Ruvu
- Ruvuma
- Ruvyironza
- Semu
- Sibiti
- Simiyu
- Tarangire
- Ugalla
- Umba
- Wami
- Wembere
- Zigi
- Cheli
- Mwaru
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4°08′S 34°12′E / 4.133°S 34.200°E / -4.133; 34.200
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