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The largest and fastest-growing of the upland settlements of the province, Akapa Sogo has a mixed economy of herding and farming as well as labor in and around the nearby site of [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]]. Its 800 or so residents have close ties both to the nearby lowland settlement of [[Hertu]] and to the provincial town of [[Naftusa]], and often intermarry and live in those communities, linked through its location in the upper reaches of the [[Fantendi River]]. | The largest and fastest-growing of the upland settlements of the province, Akapa Sogo has a mixed economy of herding and farming as well as labor in and around the nearby site of [[Nemnosti (site)|Nemnosti]]. Its 800 or so residents have close ties both to the nearby lowland settlement of [[Hertu]] and to the provincial town of [[Naftusa]], and often intermarry and live in those communities, linked through its location in the upper reaches of the [[Fantendi River]]. | ||
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| + | aidanduraa.png|Ai Dandura in summer, from Lake Dandura | ||
| + | aidandurab.png|Ai Dandura in winter, aerial | ||
| + | aidandurac.png|Ai Dandura looking towards The Turtu, in spring | ||
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Revision as of 09:07, 12 June 2023
The largest and fastest-growing of the upland settlements of the province, Akapa Sogo has a mixed economy of herding and farming as well as labor in and around the nearby site of Nemnosti. Its 800 or so residents have close ties both to the nearby lowland settlement of Hertu and to the provincial town of Naftusa, and often intermarry and live in those communities, linked through its location in the upper reaches of the Fantendi River.
Ai Dandura in summer, from Lake Dandura
Ai Dandura in winter, aerial
Ai Dandura looking towards The Turtu, in spring
