Woe
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Woe (pronounced Wey) is a small rural town in Ghana's Volta region near the larger town of Keta. It is a peaceful place whose economy relies heavily on fishing.
The most notable landmark is a large lighthouse on the beach that guides ships away from what is believed to be a massive underwater mountain.
The people of Woe are reputed to be very kind and love foreigners. There are a few NGOs stationed in Woe, one being Cross-Cultural Solutions.
The people of Woe speak both English and the local dialect of Ewe.
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Other Names:
We
Weh
Wei
The most notable landmark is a large lighthouse on the beach that guides ships away from what is believed to be a massive underwater mountain.
The people of Woe are reputed to be very kind and love foreigners. There are a few NGOs stationed in Woe, one being Cross-Cultural Solutions.
The people of Woe speak both English and the local dialect of Ewe.
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Other Names:
We
Weh
Wei
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woe,_Ghana
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 5°49'51"N 0°57'17"E
- Big Ada 39 km
- Battor Dudame 68 km
- Dawhenya 103 km
- Abekope 104 km
- Ouègbo-Aliho 173 km
- Ganvie 174 km
- Temedja 189 km
- Ago Egun 216 km
- Anie 218 km
- Pagala Gare 262 km
- Cape Saint Paul 1.7 km
- Keta Lagoon 10 km
- Seva Island 17 km
- Nordidzi Island 22 km
- Avu Lagoon 28 km
- University of Lomé 48 km
- Lagune de Bê 48 km
- Crystal Beach (Crystal Plage) 49 km
- Lomé-Tokoin International Airport 50 km
- Port of Lome 50 km