Cross River State

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Cross River State is a coastal state in southeastern Nigeria known for its rich biodiversity, rainforest reserves, and the city of Calabar, a major cultural and tourism hub.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state in Nigeria
agriculturalProduct cassava
cocoa
maize
oil palm
rubber
yam
airportLocatedIn Calabar
borderedByCountry Cameroon
borderedByState Abia State
Akwa Ibom State
Benue State
Ebonyi State
Taraba State
climate tropical rainforest climate
containsAttraction Agbokim Waterfalls
Kwa Falls
Marina Resort Calabar
Obudu Mountain Resort
Tinapa Resort
containsProtectedArea Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary
Cross River National Park
Mbe Mountains Community Forest
Oban Hills Division of Cross River National Park
Cross River National Park
surface form: Okwangwo Division of Cross River National Park
country Nigeria
createdFrom former South-Eastern State
dateEstablished 1976
economySector agriculture
forestry
tourism
formerName South-Eastern State
governorTermStart 2023
hasAirport Margaret Ekpo International Airport
hasCapital Calabar
hasCoastOn Atlantic Ocean
hasEcosystem mangrove forest
tropical rainforest
hasEthnicGroup Bekwarra people
Boki people
Efik people
Ejagham people
Obudu people
Yakurr people
Yala people
hasGovernor Bassey Otu
hasLocalGovernmentArea Abi
Akamkpa
Akpabuyo
Bekwarra
Biase
Boki
Calabar
surface form: Calabar Municipal

Calabar South
Etung
Ikom
Obanliku
Obubra
Obudu
Odukpani
Ogoja
Yakurr
Yala
hasLocalGovernmentAreaCount 18
hasMajorCity Calabar
hasMajorLanguage Bekwarra
Efik people
surface form: Efik

Ejagham people
surface form: Ejagham

Yala
hasMajorReligion Christianity
Islam
Traditional African religions
hasMajorTown Akamkpa
Bekwarra
Ikom
Obubra
Obudu
Ogoja
Ugep
hasNotableEvent Calabar Festival
surface form: Calabar Carnival

Calabar International Jazz Festival
New Yam Festival
surface form: Leboku New Yam Festival
hasRiver Cross River
Great Kwa River
knownFor cultural festivals
ecotourism
rainforest reserves
rich biodiversity
locatedIn southeastern Nigeria
namedAfter Cross River
officialLanguage English
timeZone West Africa Time (WAT)
surface form: West Africa Time
utcOffset +1

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Niger Delta contains Cross River State
Efik people region Cross River State
Ibibio people regionOfOrigin Cross River State
Akwa Ibom State createdFrom Cross River State
Akwa Ibom State bordersState Cross River State
Abia State borders Cross River State
Southern Nigeria contains Cross River State
Tiv people primaryLocation Cross River State
Tiv language associatedWith Cross River State
Benue State borders Cross River State
Ijaw people stateOfResidence Cross River State
Calabar locatedIn Cross River State
Calabar isCapitalOf Cross River State
Igbo people significantPopulationIn Cross River State
Ebonyi State borders Cross River State
Efik language spokenIn Cross River State
Efik literature associatedWith Cross River State
Duke Town partOf Cross River State
Henshaw Town locatedIn Cross River State
Creek Town locatedIn Cross River State
Obong of Calabar locatedIn Cross River State
Obong of Calabar associatedState Cross River State
Afang soup associatedWith Cross River State
Ekpang Nkukwo eatenIn Cross River State
Calabar Festival locatedIn Cross River State
Ibibio language region Cross River State
Ekpe masquerade festival region Cross River State
Edikang Ikong regionOfOrigin Cross River State
Edikang Ikong associatedStates Cross River State
South South comprisesState Cross River State
Idomoid languages geographicDistribution Cross River State
this entity surface form: Cross River State, Nigeria
Odukpani partOf Cross River State
this entity surface form: Cross River State Local Government Areas
Aba Women’s Riot of 1929 location Cross River State
this entity surface form: Calabar Province
Calabar Municipal Local Government Area belongsTo Cross River State
this entity surface form: Cross River State Local Government Areas