Bambarra
Encyclopedia Britannica
BAMBARRA, a country of inner Africa, on the Joliba or Upper Niger. The principal towns are Segu, Sansading, Jamima, Mursha, Jabbi, Sai, Kullikoro, Maraca-Duba, and Damba, in many of which the Mahometans have mosques. For further particulars see Africa, voL i. p. 271.
BAMBARRA, a town of western Africa on a backwater of the Niger, of considerable commercial importance, and situated in a fertile plain, 115 miles S.S.W. of Timbuctoo. (See Barth’s Travels in Central Africa, vol. iv. p. 354.)
9th ed. Encyclopædia Britannica, vol. 3, p. 305
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