Legat

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Legat is a small town in southern Mauritania near the Senegal River.

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It is a station on a proposed railway to carry phosphate from mines near Kaedi.

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    Coordinates: 16°45′0″N14°50′0″W / 16.75000°N 14.83333°W / 16.75000; -14.83333