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Mouyondzi
Location in the Republic of the Congo
Coordinates: 3°59′44″S13°55′19″E / 3.99556°S 13.92194°E / -3.99556; 13.92194
Country Flag of the Republic of the Congo.svg Republic of the Congo
Department Bouenza
District Mouyondzi

Mouyondzi (can also be written as Muyonzi or Muyondzi) is a town and the seat of Mouyondzi District in the Bouenza Department of Congo-Brazzaville. Mouyondzi's population mostly consists of Beembe.

The town is served by Mouyondzi Airport.

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