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Zogota is a town in southeastern Guinea.
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Zogota is a town in southeastern Guinea.
It is the site of large iron ore deposits. [1] [2] Initial production proposed for 2012 is 2mtpa. The mine is owned by BSG Resources. [3] [ unreliable source? ]
The mine will be connected by a standard gauge railway across the border to a port in Liberia.
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Railway stations in Guinea include:
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Coordinates: 07°37′00″N07°25′00″W / 7.61667°N 7.41667°W
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