Chinderi

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Chinderi
District Capital
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Chinderi
Location of Chinderi
Coordinates: 8°8′36.4″N0°9′5.1″W / 8.143444°N 0.151417°W / 8.143444; -0.151417 Coordinates: 8°8′36.4″N0°9′5.1″W / 8.143444°N 0.151417°W / 8.143444; -0.151417
Country Ghana
Region Oti Region
District Krachi Nchumuru
Elevation
98 m (322 ft)
Time zone GMT
  Summer (DST) GMT
Area codes for multiple area codes

Chinderi is the capital town of the Krachi Nchumuru district in the Oti Region of Ghana. [1]

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Location

Chinderi is 6.5 nautical miles to the west of Borae and further still from Kwadjobri. To the south are Buafori and Bagjamse. Its western neighbours include Guibi and Kaniem. Towns to the north include Burai, Bachin Gulubi, Boral Wiae and Kpandai. [2]

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References

  1. "Krachi Nchumuru District". ghanadistricts.gov.gh. Retrieved 3 January 2021.
  2. "Chindiri, Ghana Page". fallingrain.com/world/GH. Retrieved 3 January 2021.