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Kongo, Liberia

Coordinates: 07°19′41″N 11°08′20″W / 7.32806°N 11.13889°W

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Kongo is a small town in Grand Cape Mount County, Liberia, on the border with Sierra Leone. It served an iron ore mine (the former National Iron Ore Company, Ltd. (NIOC)^[1]), with a narrow gauge railway, which are both currently out of use. There are similar iron ore deposits across the Mano River (West Africa) which forms the border between the two countries.

See also

Railway stations in Liberia

References

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https://liberiapastandpresent.org/ODP/IronOre/IronOreC.htm 07°19′41″N 11°08′20″W / 7.32806°N 11.13889°W / 7.32806; -11.13889

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