Ulanga River

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The Ulanga River is a fictional East African waterway famously depicted as the treacherous river route navigated in C.S. Forester’s novel and the classic film "The African Queen."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional river
appearsIn film The African Queen NERFINISHED
novel The African Queen NERFINISHED
associatedWithCountryInFiction German East Africa NERFINISHED
associatedWithVessel African Queen NERFINISHED
carries African Queen steamboat NERFINISHED
depictedInWorkBy C. S. Forester NERFINISHED
genreContext adventure fiction
war fiction
hasAdaptationContext Hollywood classic film adaptation
hasCharacteristic difficult to navigate
hazardous rapids
treacherous
inspiredByRegion East African river systems
languageOfName English
locatedInFictionalRegion East Africa NERFINISHED
mediumOfAppearance film
literature
narrativeFunction obstacle to protagonists
route to German warship target
narrativeRole treacherous river route
partOfFictionalUniverse The African Queen universe NERFINISHED
threatTypeInStory natural danger
navigation hazards
timePeriodInFiction World War I NERFINISHED
usedAsSettingFor river journey of the African Queen
usedForPlotDevice isolation of characters
progress toward military objective

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The African Queen settingLocation Ulanga River