Guinee Maritime

Guinee Maritime is the coastal region of Guinea.

Cities

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Map
Map of Guinee Maritime
  • 9.509167-13.7122221 Conakry — the capital city is home to the national museum, botanical gardens, and the Grand Mosque
  • 10.049722-12.8541672 Kindia — "the city of citrus fruits"
  • 9.4625-13.7953 Loos Islands — these three islands not far from Conakry are a perfect escape from the dusty capital

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Understand

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Includes all of Kindia province and the south part of Boke province. This region is the home of the Susu people and their culture.

The region is a gentle coastal plain, between 50 and 80 km (30 and 40 miles) wide, and wider in the south than the north. The Fouta Djallon plateau rises from the plain, and several rivers, including the Fatala, Konkouré, and Kolenté, originate in the Fouta Djallon and flow west to empty into the Atlantic.

Get in

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By air: Conakry airport

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Stay safe

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