Moutamba

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Moutamba is a town that is situated in Mossendjo, Niari, Republic of Congo.

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It is served by a station on the Mbinda branch of the Congo-Ocean Railway.

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    Coordinates: 02°58′16″S12°35′57″E / 2.97111°S 12.59917°E / -2.97111; 12.59917