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Theme: THE DEGRADATION OF WETLANDS AND ITS SOCIO ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS IN NDOP CENTRAL SUBDIVISION, NORTH WEST PROVINCE CAMEROON

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marked by the Nkogam Mountain range (2,263 m). This North and south combination of hills and mountain chains are separated by the Ndop flood plain which contains a large swampy network of streams which empty their contents into two major streams in the area i.e. the Nun (which stretches across Bamessing, Bamali, Bamunka and then gets into the reservoir) and the Mukie river which still appears as a tributary of the Nun. Ndop Central subdivision has an average altitude of 1200m, with a record high of about 1500m at the top of

Figure 3: The upper Nun Drainage Basin
                Source: Ngwa N.E. (1985)  

the Ngoketunjia hill and a record low of 900 m in Bambalang around the reservoir(in quarters like Mbashie) in Bamunka(around Messi) and in several wetland areas around Bamali and

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