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The latest occurred on 27 February 1987 at a place called Lagoba. A year later, the gap was reported to be 1 km wide, and ten years later, about 4 km. Several camps and buildings were destroyed. The fish packing plant at Djifer was closed in 1996. The village located 4 km north of the
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plane, bought in 1978 by President Senghor. Senghor, who has a history of appropriating Serer religious symbols and spiritual references in his works named it that. In April 2012, the Senegalese government opted to sell the aircraft but faced difficulties attracting buyers.
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along with their parties. The boat broke in two at the Point of Sangomar. Those who survived and headed north were the ancestors of the Serer people, and those who headed south became the ancestors of the Jola.
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In 1891, it was found that the gap had widened from 25 to 30m since 1886. In the twentieth century, several breaks were reported including: 1909, 1928, 1960, 1970, etc.
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The rupture in Sangomar is the result of a natural process for the past few thousand years, which has also been noticed by sailors.
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first breakpoint is increasingly threatened and authorities are considering the evacuation of its inhabitants to the new port of
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in 1987, giving birth to the island of Sangomar. The gap between this new island and the point where the village of
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are silting considerably, reducing traffic of vessels and contributing to the isolation of populations.
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All these phenomena are closely followed by a body established with the support of
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A baobab on Sangomar Island with a flock of cormorants watching the ocean for fish
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place of worship and one of the most sacred places in Serer religion. Serer and
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De Saint-Louis à Sierra-Leone. Huit ans de navigation dans les rivières du Sud
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in 1984, the multidisciplinary team that studies coastal ecosystems (EPEEC).
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2001, Association des sédimentologistes français, 2001, n°. 37, p. 69-70
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Sand spit located on the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the Saloum Delta
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The Point of Sangomar has also been long described by navigators and
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Pointe of Sangomar plane back from the USA after 2 years of overhaul
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and because of its strategic location downstream of the port of
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And their brilliance has the richness of twilight in Sangomar"
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tradition speak of an ancient legend commonly referred to as
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Ministère de la Culture, du Genre et du Cadre de Vie (ed.).
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The Point of Sangomar breached left, on a visible image of
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Customs post established on the edge of Sangomar in 1890
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Index

Sangomar Point
Traditional healers of South Africa

NASA
sand spit
Atlantic Ocean
Saloum Delta
Petite CĂ´te
Senegal
sandbar
Palmarin
coastal erosion
tidal wave
Djifer

Diakhanor
erosion
sedimentation
Niodior
fr
Dionewar

UNESCO
hydrographers
bar
Kaolack
peanuts
salt
Louis Faidherbe
Senegal

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