Lake Ahémé

Lac Ahémé

#6 in Southern Benin / #8 in Benin

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Lake Ahémé is a significant body of water located in southwestern Benin, West Africa. It spans approximately 78 square kilometers and is the second-largest lake in the country, after Lake Nokoué. The lake is fed by the Couffo River and is connected to the Atlantic Ocean via the Ahémé Lagoon and the Mono River. Lake Ahémé serves as an essential resource for the local communities, providing fish and other aquatic resources. The surrounding wetlands and mangroves are rich in biodiversity, supporting various species of birds and other wildlife.

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