Ethnology--Liberia
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Americo-Liberians
- Narrower: Bassa (Liberian and Sierra Leone people)
- Narrower: Dan (African people)
- Narrower: Dewoin (African people)
- Narrower: Gbandi (Liberian people)
- Narrower: Glio-Oubi (African people)
- Narrower: Gola (African people)
- Narrower: Grebo (African people)
- Narrower: Jabo (African people)
- Narrower: Kissi (African people)
- Narrower: Kpelle (African people)
- Narrower: Krahn (African people)
- Narrower: Liberians
- Narrower: Loma (African people)
- Narrower: Mano (African people)
- Narrower: Mende (African people)
- Narrower: Ngere (African people)
- Narrower: Niao (African people)
- Narrower: Sapo (African people)
- Narrower: Vai (African people)
- Narrower: We (Ivoirian and Liberian people)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 288243846310134276 · morton4x16-v1
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