East Region (Cameroon)
Cameroon
The East Region (Cameroon) holds 99 connections with 11097 other places across 13 topics, covering its dense rainforest ecology, disease environment, and extractive industries anchored in gold. Nature and science together account for the bulk of connections. Its forests contain hardwood species such as iroko and mahogany growing to 70 metres. Slash-and-burn agriculture underlies several science connections. South Region and Centre Region share the most overlap among Cameroonian neighbors, with Adamawa Region also strongly represented.
forest elephant
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: Central African Republic | South Region (Cameroon)
Maka people
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: Adamawa Region | Abong-Mbang, Cameroon
Type A climate
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: South Region (Cameroon) | Centre Region (Cameroon)
iroko (hardwood)
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: Imo State | Centre Region (Cameroon)
Abong-Mbang
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: Centre Region (Cameroon) | Lomié, Cameroon
schistosomiasis
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: South Region (Cameroon) | As-Saksakiyah, Lebanon
brucellosis
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: South Region (Cameroon) | Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, Uganda
amoebic dysentery
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: South Region (Cameroon) | Centre Region (Cameroon)
bacterial dysentery
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: Centre Region (Cameroon) | South Region (Cameroon)
filariasis
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: Angola | Gabon | Saidapet
Central African Republic conflict (2012–present)
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: North Region (Cameroon) | Batouri, Cameroon | Mbaïki, Central African Republic
ferrallitic
Connects East Region (Cameroon) to: South Region (Cameroon) | Centre Region (Cameroon) | West Region (Cameroon)