Kongo, Liberia

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Kongo is a small town in western Liberia on the border with Sierra Leone. It serves an iron ore mine, with a narrow gauge railway, which are currently out of use. There are similar iron ore deposits across the Mana River (West Africa) which forms the border.

See also

• Railway stations in Liberia

References

07°19′49″N 11°08′23″W / 7.33028°N 11.13972°W / 7.33028; -11.13972

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