This country contains Africa's largest lake village, which was established by the Tofinu people near Lake Nokoué and is called Ganvie.
This country contains Africa's largest lake village, which was established by the Tofinu people near Lake Nokoué and is called Ganvie. The northwestern portion of this country, which is home to the market town of Djougou, is characterized by unusually dry conditions due to the Atakora Barrier. Its eastern portion contains the Atacora Mountains and Mount Sokbaro, while the city of Malanville is in the northern portion and lies on the Niger River. The city of Allada is considered its center of animism, while its official seat of government is Cotonou, which is located on the country's namesake bight. FTP, name this West African nation, sandwiched between Togo and Nigeria, with capital at Porto Novo.
This country contains Africa's largest lake village, which was established by the Tofinu people near Lake Nokoué and is called Ganvie.
Republic of {Benin} [or Republique du {Benin}]