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Democratic Republic of the Congo OG25 How the man got there

Democratic Republic of the Congo OG25 How the man got thereNew from Bradt, Democratic Republic of the Congo is the only dedicated, up to date, English language guidebook to this thrilling African destination. Almost twice the size of the European Union, the continent's second largest country offers plenty for adventurous travellers to explore. The mighty River Congo rises in the south before winding along the Equator for nearly 5,000 km to reach the Atlantic Ocean. On either side, twenty different ecosystems

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How the man got there reveals itself in a story of ambition

AUTHOR OF THE DEATH AND LIFE OF AUSTRALIAN SOCCER

Lonely Planet's experts have scoured the continent to recommend the best campsites

The six titles in this series are: Fractions Measurements Numbers Shapes Statistics Sums

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Democratic Republic of the Congo OG25 How the man got thereNew from Bradt, Democratic Republic of the Congo is the only dedicated, up to date, English language guidebook to this thrilling African destination. Almost twice the size of the European Union, the continent's second largest country offers plenty for adventurous travellers to explore. The mighty River Congo rises in the south before winding along the Equator for nearly 5,000 km to reach the Atlantic Ocean. On either side, twenty different ecosystems

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