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Palimé
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Palimé

Town in southwest Togo, 105 km/65 mi northwest of Lomé; population (2001 est) 39,000. Bauxite is mined locally; the main agricultural products include coffee, cocoa, oil palms, maize, and cotton.



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The clinics were at the children's hospital, Hopital d'Enfants, in Dapaong (urban/semiurban) in northern Togo and rural clinics in southern Togo, including the Centre Medico-Social de Sodo in Sodo, Hopital Bethesda, Agou Clinic in the Agou area, and the general hospital in Kpalime, a town with [approximately equal to] 50,000 inhabitants (Figure).
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He visited a palm oil factory at Agou, which was receiving aid from the European Economic Community, as well as model cocoa and coffee farms, the National School for Agriculture at Tove; and the handicraft centre at kpalime, all receiving funds from UNDP and the ECA.
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