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Gulf of Guinea

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The Gulf of Guinea is part of the ocean. It sits near the coast of Africa. Many big rivers flow into its water. One of these is the Niger River.

Some islands sit in the sea there. Many of these islands are made from old volcanoes. This helps make the islands look very special.

Some people live on the islands. A place called São Tomé and Príncipe is an island nation. It is near the middle of the Earth.

Fishing is a big job in this area. Some people catch many fish to eat. This helps provide food for the people nearby.

It is a very busy part of the sea.

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