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Mali. Along the Niger River

May 5, 2021May 5, 2021

Pascal Maitre/Panos Pictures

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Mopti, Mali. Large passenger canoes (pinasses) leave the city's Niger River port for surrounding towns and villages.
Kabara, Mali. A canoe ferries a woman across the Niger River, passing a barge loaded (a large canoe known as a pinasse) with jerry cans and oil barrels.
Mopti, Mali. People, including two soldiers, queue to boars a ferry boat which will take them to destinations along the Niger River.
Mopti, Mali.  A group of boys and other passengers wait to depart in a ferry boat (a large canoe known as a pinasse) for a journey on the river Niger.
Women travelling with baggage in a large Niger River passenger canoe (pinasse)
Small canoes (pirogues) and larger craft (pinasses) ply the Niger River with passengers and cargo.
A Niger River ferry boat's vehicle ramp near a mud-built city gate.
Segou, Mali. Two boys wheel a cart through a mud-built city gate near the Niger River.
Mopti, Mali. Small canoes (pirogues) and larger craft (pinasses) ply the Niger River with passengers and cargo.
A woman bales water from a canoe moored on the Niger river beside large boats known as pinasses.
Karaba, Mali. The Niger River reflected in a window.
View along the Niger River.
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