Uélé
The Uélé flows west across the northern Congo basin, gathering tributaries including the Bomokandi before meeting the Mbomou to form the Ubangi. Its basin stretches from wooded savanna into evergreen forest. In the eighteenth century, the Abandia ruling house extended its authority into the lower Uélé country from the Mbomou basin, while related Avungara rulers and their followers expanded eastwards.
The later city of Buta lies nearby.
Community
- Tricolore Royal（Workshop，1.1.0）：suggested naming later cities on tribal-named tiles