Île de Tombo
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| Île de Tombo | |
| Île de Tumbo, Île de Toumbo | |
| Ö | |
| Land |  Guinea |
|---|---|
| Region | Conakry |
| Koordinater | 9°30′45″N 13°42′23″V / 9.5125°N 13.70639°V |
| Tidszon | UTC (UTC+0) |
| Geonames | 2414632 |
  Läge i Guinea | |
Île de Tombo är en tidigare ö i Guinea.[1] På ön grundades staden Conakry.
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- ^ Tombo Island hos Geonames.org (cc-by); post uppdaterad 2012-06-11; databasdump nerladdad 2015-05-23
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The city of Conakry, Guinea, originated on Tombo Island and spread up the Kaloum Peninsula, sandwiched between mangrove swamps. In the 1960s, the city had a population of fewer than 40,000; in 2006, it had a population of nearly 2 million. These natural-color images, acquired by NASA’s Landsat satellites, show the city’s dramatic growth from 1986 to 2000. Land and water features look similar to how they would look in a photograph by a digital camera. Water ranges in color from deep to pale blue, vegetation appears dark green, and bare ground and urbanized areas range in color from gray to beige to reddish-brown.
The city of Conakry, Guinea, originated on Tombo Island and spread up the Kaloum Peninsula, sandwiched between mangrove swamps. In the 1960s, the city had a population of fewer than 40,000; in 2006, it had a population of nearly 2 million. These natural-color images, acquired by NASA’s Landsat satellites, show the city’s dramatic growth from 1986 to 2000. Land and water features look similar to how they would look in a photograph by a digital camera. Water ranges in color from deep to pale blue, vegetation appears dark green, and bare ground and urbanized areas range in color from gray to beige to reddish-brown.