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An ungalawa is a traditional East African (e.g. Tanzanian) sailboat, still in use today, that can be considered a double outrigger canoe or trimaran.[1]

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  1. ^ Small Tri Guy. "Jim Brown's Coming Seaclipper 20 trimaran (the "Janganda")". Small Trimarans.


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