Koforidua

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Koforidua is a city in the West African republic of Ghana. It is the capital of the Eastern Region of Ghana and has a population of 87,315 (2000 census). It serves as a commercial center for the region and was founded in 1875 by refugees from Ashanti.

Nearby is Akosombo Dam which holds Lake Volta, the world's largest man-made lake.

[edit] Transport

Koforidua is served by a station on the Ghana Railway network.

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Coordinates: 6°06′N 0°16′W

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