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Surface-water resources are largely sufficient on Ndzuani and Mwali (United Nations 1989). On Ngazidja, in contrast, the island's relief; the dense concentration of its population in the coastal strip; and the lack of suitable sites for dams leads to water supply problems, and this island has been subject to much hydrogeological | Surface-water resources are largely sufficient on Ndzuani and Mwali (United Nations 1989). On Ngazidja, in contrast, the island's relief; the dense concentration of its population in the coastal strip; and the lack of suitable sites for dams leads to water supply problems, and this island has been subject to much hydrogeological | ||
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+ | | [[File:Comoros_Hydrology.png | frame | Surface Water Map of Comoros (For more information on the datasets used in the map see the [[Surface water | surface water resources section]])]] | ||
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===Soil=== | ===Soil=== |