Charre, Mozambique

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Charre
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Charre
Coordinates: 17°19′11″S35°09′17″E / 17.31972°S 35.15472°E / -17.31972; 35.15472
Country Mozambique
Province Tete
Time zone UTC+2:00 (CAT)

Charre is a town in northern Mozambique, near the border with Malawi.

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It is served by a station on the branchline of the national railway network that leads into Malawi.

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