Okoyo

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Okoyo
Town
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Okoyo
Location in the Republic of the Congo
Coordinates: 1°28′S15°05′E / 1.467°S 15.083°E / -1.467; 15.083
Country Flag of the Republic of the Congo.svg Republic of the Congo
Region Cuvette Region
District Okoyo District
Elevation
1,210 ft (370 m)

Okoyo is a town and the seat of Okoyo District in the Cuvette Region in central Republic of the Congo. It is on the Alima River and is served by Okoyo Airport.

1°28′S15°05′E / 1.467°S 15.083°E / -1.467; 15.083

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