Ankobra
Ankobra is a river in the western part of Ghana, Africa. It forms part of the country’s coastal drainage system and flows into the Gulf of Guinea.
It rises in the forested highlands of western Ghana and travels generally southward and westward through forest
The river supports fishing communities and smallholder farming along its banks. The Ankobra watershed has been
The river hosts multiple fish species and supports wetlands and birdlife.
The name Ankobra is thought to derive from local languages; the exact origin is not definitively established.