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Banjul's exports include peanuts, beeswax, palm kernels and oil. Manufactures include peanut and fish processing and the production of filigree jewellery and woven fabrics for the expanding tourist industry.

Banjul is a seaport on St. Mary's Island, located at the mouth of the River Gambia, 26 nautical miles away from the Atlantic Ocean.

Banjul port handles 700,000 tons of cargo annually.

Banjul's exports include peanuts, beeswax, palm kernels and oil.

Banjul manufacturing base includes peanut and fish processing and the production of filigree jewellery and woven fabrics for the expanding tourist industry.

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