Tshuapa
Tshuapa is a territorial entity and former province located in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It was one of the 26 provinces of the country, but it has been divided into the Tshuapa and Equateur provinces in 2015. The name "Tshuapa" is derived from the Tshuapa River, one of the main rivers in the region.
The Tshuapa province was created during the colonial era by King Leopold of Belgium. The province was
Tshuapa is a remote and sparsely populated region. The landscape is dominated by tropical rainforests, swampy
Tshuapa was severely affected by the Second Congo War, which led to increased violence, displacement, and famine.