Mefou National Park
| Mfou | |
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 Mfou
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| Coordinates: 3°57′36″N 11°55′48″E / 3.96000°N 11.93000°E | |
| Country |
 Cameroon
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| Region | Centre Region |
| Department | Méfou-et-Afamba |
Mfou is a town in the south part of Cameroon. It is not far east of the capital, Yaoundé. It is a rural area and the activities of the inhabitants are basically subsistence agriculture. The rate of teenage pregnancy is alarming in this locality as the family structure of Mfou is a problem.
Mefou National Park is home to wildlife, and is used as a shelter for primates that are native to Africa: the monkey, chimpanzee and gorilla. In 2010, the shelter's manager, Colonel Avi Sivan, was killed in a helicopter crash.
Coordinates: 3°58′N 11°56′E / 3.96°N 11.93°E
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