description Lake Togo Overview
Lake Togo is the largest lagoon in Togo, situated in the southern part of the country and separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a narrow coastal barrier. It is a shallow body of water fed primarily by the Haho River and connected to the neighboring Lake Vodo. Designated as a Ramsar site, the lagoon is an important habitat for diverse bird species and supports extensive mangrove vegetation. The lake's ecosystem sustains local fishing villages, and it is also utilized for recreational water sports and ecotourism.
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Where is Lake Togo located?
Lake Togo is in southern Togo, close to the Atlantic coast. A narrow coastal barrier separates it from the ocean.
Which river feeds Lake Togo?
The Haho River is the main river feeding Lake Togo. The shallow lagoon is also connected to neighboring Lake Vodo.
Is Lake Togo a Ramsar wetland?
Yes. Lake Togo is part of a wetland recognized under the Ramsar Convention, which identifies internationally important wetlands.
What is special about Lake Togo among lagoons in the country?
Lake Togo is the largest lagoon in Togo. Its shallow water, coastal barrier, and links with nearby waterways give it an important role in the southern coastal wetland system.
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