Bol (Chad)

Bol is a town of 12,000 people in Sahelian Chad on the coast of Lake Chad, close to the borders with Nigeria, Niger and Cameroon.

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Trade with northern Nigeria is the backbone of the local economy. The main economic sectors are: fishing which represents the most important sector, trade in livestock (much of which is exported to Nigeria), and maize and millet production.

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An unnamed road passes through Bol.

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The town is served by Bol-Bérim Airport (OTC  IATA).

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