African Palindrome Locations
Nigeria
has the most places on the African continent with seven locations whose names
are palindromes. Madagascar holds the record for the longest location with a palindromic
name, Anahanahana, Madagascar.
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| Palindromic African Location in Burkina Faso |
A
palindrome is a name that can be spelled either from left to right or right to
left identically. In other words, palindromes are words, which read the same
backwards. Mom and Dad are two simple palindromes. Just in case you were
wondering, palindrome is not a palindrome.
Palindromic African Locations
Angola
Iai
Burkina
Faso
Ibi
Chad
Madaradam
Madagascar
Anahanahana
Mali
Lellel
Morocco
Akka
Niger
Tassessat
Nigeria
Aba
Abiriba
Apapa
Elleyelle
Ibi
Oyo
Uburubu
Senegal
Matam
Sierra
Leone
Dibid
Somalia
Daba
Qabad
Aluula
Sudan
Illibilli
Zimbabwe
Madoko
Dam
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Nigeria has the most places on the African continent
with seven locations whose names are palindromes |
Did
you know
IDI
is the first name of a notorious Ugandan dictator whose first name is a palindrome.
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