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Bambouk

Bambouk (sometimes Bambuk or Bambuhu) is a traditional name for the territory in eastern Senegal and western Mali, encompassing the Bambouk Mountains on its eastern edge, the valley of the Faleme River and the hilly country to the east of the river valley. It was a formally described district in French Sudan, but in 1895, the border between French Sudan…

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Bambouk

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Bambouk → According, Akan, Arab, Ashante, Bambuk, Bouré, Bure, European, Faleme, For, French, Ghana, He, Ivory Coast, Levtzion, Lobi, Louis Faidherbe, Malian, Senegal, Siguiri

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senegal french faleme bambuk river gold name western mali border according established valley sudan still used region area diakhanke wangara

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Niokholinstance ofand Futa Djallon and established new communities0.80text
Dantiliainstance ofand Futa Djallon and established new communities0.80text
Khassoinstance ofand so were often prey for more powerful nearby states0.80text
Bundu in the 18thinstance ofand so were often prey for more powerful nearby states0.80text
19th centuriesinstance ofand so were often prey for more powerful nearby states0.80text
before becoming a part of French Sudaninstance ofand so were often prey for more powerful nearby states0.80text
Bamboukrelated to GoldArab0.60section
Bamboukrelated to GoldBouré0.60section
Bamboukrelated to GoldLobi0.60section
Bamboukrelated to GoldAshante0.60section
Bamboukrelated to GoldWangara0.60section
Bamboukrelated to GoldAccording0.60section

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