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<p>The entire Ndu council area is well-ramified with streams and rivers, with over 20 streams taking<br>their rise from the mountainous part of the area and generally flowing northeast, east and southeast. They are highly exploited in various villages as catchments for the community of the<br>village. The main rivers which flow through the municipality include;<br></p>
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<p>The river Donga which is the largest in the Division and takes its rise from the Adamawa<br>highlands and flows down to Nigeria. This is one of the rivers from which the Division<br>derives its name is also serves as fishing potential with fertile banks for farming.<br></p>
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<p>The river Mantung which is the second largest river from which the Division also derives<br>its name is also renowned for its fishing potentials.<br></p>
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<p>The Masin takes it rise from the Sinna hills in the Ndu highland flows<br>through Nkot , Gom –Bom and Ngung and empties itself into the Donga at Bitui. The<br>banks also serve as a potential for agricultural production to the Yamba clan.<br></p>
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<p>The river Mbim flowing through Ntundip and Luh from Nseh in the neighboring Bui<br>Division,<br></p>
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<p>The river Mantumbaw, flowing through Ntumbaw from neighboring Bui Division</p>
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