Bumba
Bumba is Localité in the territory of Bumba, in the district of the Mongala of the province of the Ecuador in Democratic republic of Congo. It is a center of communication, a port and the starting point of the line of Railroad towards Isiro, located at 383 m of altitude.
Located at one week in boat of Kinshasa, Bumba was before the First war of Congo one of the most important sources of Manioc, Riz and Palm oil for the capital.
In 2005, an investigation of the DSRP judges the town of Bumba in a situation of alarming poverty.
In 1994, the population of Bumba is estimated at: 62500 inhabitants and close to: 100000 in 2004.
The city has the single court of peace of the province, this one with only one president of which competence this limit with the territory of Bumba.
Bumba is on Right Bank of the Fleuve Congo, to connect to Lisala in the West, and to Basoko in the East. The city has also a Aérodrome. It is to connect by the road to Lisala to the West, Aketi in the East, and Yakoma in North.
Demography
See too
Internal bonds
- Geography of the Democratic republic of Congo
- Towns of Democratic republic of Congo
- Bumba (territory)
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