Nyive

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Nyive is a town in Ho Municipal in the Volta Region of Ghana. [1] The town was named after an Elephant forest was found near River Tordzie (atiglinyi, nyi = elephant; ave = forest: Elephant Forest). [2]

Geography

The estimated terrain elevation above sea level is 30 metres. Latitude: 6°2'41.46" Longitude: 0°37'49.33". [3] A little farther northeast wards and lying on the left bank of River Tordzie is the region of Nyive, the 'Elephant Forest'. [4]

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References

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