Moyen-Chari Region, Administrative region in southern Chad
Moyen-Chari is a region in southern Chad featuring savannah landscape, Lake Iro, and portions of Manda National Park within its boundaries. The terrain is generally flat with scattered water features and natural basins.
The region was established as an administrative division by French authorities in 1900 and integrated into the Oubangui-Chari-Tchad system. This colonial structure shaped its boundaries and governance framework.
The region contains multiple ethnic groups speaking languages including Chadian Arabic, Gula, Kaba, Laal, Lutos, Ndam, Niellim, Sara, Tumak, and Tunia.
Sarh, the regional capital, serves as the main hub with markets and commercial activity. Travel is easiest during the dry season when roads are more accessible and conditions are more favorable.
Lake Iro in the northeast captures scientific attention as researchers believe it may have formed from an ancient impact event. This geological feature makes it a point of scientific interest for visitors interested in natural phenomena.
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