Semu River
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Semu River is a river of northern Tanzania, tributary of Sibiti River, among lake Eyasi and lake Kitangiri.
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3°59′S 34°23′E / 3.983°S 34.383°E
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Semu River is a river of northern Tanzania, tributary of Sibiti River, among lake Eyasi and lake Kitangiri.
3°59′S 34°23′E / 3.983°S 34.383°E / -3.983; 34.383
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