calabar river造句

• The boats had sailed up the Calabar river and laid in ambush.
• -Location : 11 km north of Calabar at the Calabar River.
• The Calabar River was once a major source of slaves brought down from the interior to be shipped west in the Atlantic slave trade.
• The tropical rain forest in the Calabar River basin is rapidly being destroyed, and pollution is decreasing fish and shrimp catches in the estuary.
•  The Billes who released Old Shipping to the Kalabari know that the middle of the New Calabar River is our ( Bonny / Bille ) boundary.
• In 1862 the Zoological Society of London received a description of a new crocodile named " Crocodilus frontatus " that had been taken from the Old Calabar River, with a much broader head than in " Crocodilus vulgaris ".
• The cream-colored lodge, perched on a hillside overlooking the Calabar river and a lush mangrove forest, is more prison than palace for Taylor _ an indicted war-crimes suspect banned from speaking publicly and ordered to keep a low profile by his Nigerian hosts.
• From there, the boat will sail southwards along numerous routes and later cross the New Calabar River or Kalabari Toru within fifteen minutes from take-off and pass through the Awun Toru unto the Touma creek before entering the Oro kubu that runs to the shore of Bille.
• From the soaring plateaus of the mountain tops of Obanliku to the Rain forests of Afi, from the Waterfalls of Agbokim and Kwa to the spiralling ox-bow Calabar River which provides sights and images of the Tinapa Business Resort, Calabar Marina, Calabar Residency Museum and the Calabar Slave Park along its course, there is always a thrilling adventure awaiting the eco-tourist visiting Cross River State.
• Judging from this tradition of the neighbouring Nembe Kingdom gives a relative age of Kula much earlier than 1400 CE . In a similar vein, early European records reported European explorers meeting the Kula people in their present site in 1472 before moving to the New Calabar river due to some unfavourable environmental conditions ( According to accounts by Dr P . Armoury-Talbot, a colonial administrator at Degema ).