Mouhoun
The Mouhoun, known in English as the Black Volta, is a major river in West Africa that flows primarily through Burkina Faso and extends into Ghana. It is one of the principal rivers of the Volta River basin and plays a key role in the hydrology and livelihoods of the region.
Origin and course: The Mouhoun rises in the southern highlands of Burkina Faso and generally travels westward
Hydrology and ecology: The river exhibits a pronounced seasonal cycle, with higher flow during the rainy season
Economy and human use: The Mouhoun is a vital water resource for communities along its banks, supporting
Etymology and cultural significance: The name Mouhoun derives from the Mooré language, commonly interpreted as meaning