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The 28 pages that link to Cameroon, each with the reason it gives.

• Benue RiverNarrower topic: The Benue's source and upper course lie in Cameroon.

• Paul BiyaNarrower topic: Biya’s political career and presidency are rooted in Cameroon’s postcolonial state.

• Adamawa EmirateNarrower topic: The emirate’s eastern lands lie within modern Cameroon.

• Adamawa PlateauNarrower topic: Most of the plateau lies within Cameroon, where it forms a major interior upland.

• Ahmadou AhidjoNarrower topic: Ahidjo governed the country from independence through his resignation in 1982.

• GarouaNarrower topic: Garoua is one of Cameroon’s major cities.

• BamendaNarrower topic: Bamenda is one of Cameroon’s largest cities.

• NgaoundéréNarrower topic: Ngaoundéré is a major inland city within Cameroon.

• YaoundéNarrower topic: National institutions and the city’s regional role are best understood within Cameroon.

• MarouaNarrower topic: Maroua’s national setting shapes its institutions, transport links, and markets.

• BafoussamNarrower topic: Bafoussam is one of Cameroon’s principal cities.

• Léonora MianoNarrower topic: Her Cameroonian origins inform the national and cultural histories in her fiction.

• Manu DibangoNarrower topic: Dibango’s origins and early musical references were rooted in Cameroon.