Boowe

Booué lies on the Ogooué, where the great river runs through the forests of the interior. Downstream towards Ndjolé, a long series of rapids interrupts the waterway. The Okandé were among the peoples who navigated this difficult stretch between Booué and Lambaréné, so closely associated with it that others called the river there the Okandé’s river. Its course joined inland communities to the wider Ogooué basin.