Mambah-Kaba District

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Mambah-Kaba District
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Location of Mambah-Kaba District in Margibi County
Coordinates: 6°16′48″N10°30′29″W / 6.28000°N 10.50806°W / 6.28000; -10.50806
Country Liberia
County Margibi

Mambah-Kaba District is one of four districts [ citation needed ] located in Margibi County, Liberia. [1]

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