Major lakes and rivers in Liberia?

Answer 1

Major rivers in Liberia are:

• Mano - Between Liberia and Sierra Leone
• Lofa - starts in Guinea
• Saint Paul - starts in Guinea
• Saint John - Starts in Guinea
• Cestos - also known as (Nuon or Nipoué) river
• Cavalla - also known as Youbou, or Diougou river
• Mesurado river - pours into the Atlantic at Cape Montserrado in Monrovia
• Ya river - Yekepa, Nimba County Liberia

Major lakes in Liberia are:

• Lake Piso in Grand Cape Mount County is one of the largest lakes in Liberia. It covers an area of approximately 40 square miles.
• Lake Shepard in Maryland County Liberia is part salt water and part fresh water. The lake is a peaceful, almost still lake and a favorite spot for the locals to gather "kiss me", crabs, and turtle eggs.

Answer 2

Well, honey, Liberia might not be known for its lakes and rivers, but it does have a few worth mentioning. The most notable river is the Cavalla River, which forms part of the border with Ivory Coast. As for lakes, Lake Piso is the largest natural lake in Liberia, perfect for a peaceful day of fishing or Birdwatching. So there you have it, not a ton of options, but enough to satisfy your aquatic cravings in Liberia.

Answer 3

Some major lakes in Liberia include Lake Piso and Lake Shepherd. The most significant river in Liberia is the Cavalla River, which forms part of the border with Côte d'Ivoire. The St. Paul River is another important river in the country, flowing through the capital city of Monrovia. These water bodies play crucial roles in the country's ecosystem and economy.

Answer 4

Ah, Liberia is a beautiful country with some lovely bodies of water. One of the major rivers is the St. Paul River, flowing gracefully through the lush landscape. And let's not forget about Lake Piso, a peaceful oasis for both wildlife and visitors to enjoy. Just imagine the happy little fish swimming in these waters, bringing life and joy to the surroundings.

Answer 5

Lake Piso and lake Shepherd are the two major lakes in Liberia

Answer 6

Name all the lake

Answer 7

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