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Mozambique
Northern Mozambique is a region in Mozambique. It includes the provinces of Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa.
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in Niassa Province, mostly used as a transport hub, as it is on the railway line from Nacala Port to Malawi (throw Entre-Lagos a small village of Mecanhelas district) and Lichinga
it was the capital of the country under Portuguese rule, now a quiet and beautifully atmospheric island town in Nampula Province. It is a World Heritage Site.
a temperate town with an international airport, it is the capital of Niassa Province
in Cabo Delgado Province, well-known for its beaches and potential for scuba diving, and has an international airport receiving flights from nearby African countries
a non-descript town in Nampula Province, the largest in the north of the country, but with little of interest to the traveler
a transit town at the junction of the road from/to Malawi and the main N1 road towards the north and south of the country
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