Lulingu
Town in Democratic Republic of the Congo
Lulingu is a town in the South Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, 140 kilometres (87 mi) west of Bukavu. It has a population of under 30,000. Sidney Coles described the town in 2018 as "isolated, set into misty hills that are blanketed by dense jungle".[1]
References
- ^ Coles, Sidney (7 November 2018). "One Person Can't Save the World". The Walrus.
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South Kivu Province| Bukavu (capital) |
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- Fizi
- Idjwi
- Kabare
- Kalehe
- Mwenga
- Shabunda
- Uvira
- Walungu
- Baraka
- Bibogobogo
- Bunyakiri
- Bwegera
- Kalungu
- Kamananga
- Kamanyola
- Kasheke
- Kasika (village)
- Katogota
- Kidote
- Kifuka
- Kiliba
- Kilungutwe River
- Kilungutwe village
- Lemera Hospital
- Lemera
- Lubarika
- Luberizi
- Lulenge
- Lulingu
- Lumendje
- Luvungi
- Minembwe
- Minova
- Mulenge
- Mutambala
- Mutarule
- Kiringye
- Sange
- South Kivu Sugar Refinery
- Tangani'a
2°20′14″S 27°36′04″E / 2.33722°S 27.60111°E / -2.33722; 27.60111
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