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Situated In The Mouth, On The Banks And On An Island In The River Gambia
"The Site Consists Of Four Large Groups Of Stone Circles That Represent An Extraordinary Concentration Of Over 1,000 Monuments In A Band 100 Km Wide Along Some 350 Km Of The River Gambia" (Unesco Desc)
The Park Is Named After The Niokolo-Koba, A Major Tributary Of The Gambia Which Also Flows Through The Park - "Located In A Well-Watered Area Along The Banks Of The Gambia Rive" (Unesco Desc)
It Is Thought That Dindefelo Falls Flows Into The Larger River Systems Within The Niokolo-Koba National Park, Which Ultimately Drain Into The Gambia River.