Kairaba
Kairaba is a river located in the western part of The Gambia. It is a significant tributary of the Gambia River, flowing into it from the south. The Kairaba river basin is characterized by a tropical savanna climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. Its landscape is primarily composed of rolling hills, fertile plains, and scattered woodlands. The river's course is important for local agriculture, providing water for irrigation during the dry season and contributing to the overall ecosystem of the region.
The Kairaba river is home to a variety of flora and fauna. Common vegetation includes acacia trees,
Historically, the Kairaba river and its surrounding areas have been inhabited by various ethnic groups, contributing