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Vegetation Types in Ogun State, Nigeria

The document summarizes the vegetation found in Ogun State, Nigeria. It identifies that Ogun State has two main types of vegetation: tropical rain forests and guinea savanna. Tropical rain forests are located in the coastal areas of Ogun Waterside and parts of EgbadoSouth LGAs, as well as some areas in the east like Ijebulgbo, Odogbolu, Sagamu and Ijebu Ode. Guinea and derived savanna vegetation is prevalent in most of the western and northern LGAs such as Egbado North and South, Ifo, Ewekoro, Abeokuta, Owode and AdoOdo/Ota.
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Vegetation Types in Ogun State, Nigeria

The document summarizes the vegetation found in Ogun State, Nigeria. It identifies that Ogun State has two main types of vegetation: tropical rain forests and guinea savanna. Tropical rain forests are located in the coastal areas of Ogun Waterside and parts of EgbadoSouth LGAs, as well as some areas in the east like Ijebulgbo, Odogbolu, Sagamu and Ijebu Ode. Guinea and derived savanna vegetation is prevalent in most of the western and northern LGAs such as Egbado North and South, Ifo, Ewekoro, Abeokuta, Owode and AdoOdo/Ota.
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Vegetation: Ogun State has two main types vegetation, namely, tropical rain forest and

guine savanna. The tropical rain forest is found in the coastal areas in Ogun Waterside
and the southern part of EgbadoSouth LGAs. Rain forests are found in some parts of the
eastern LGA it such as ljebulgbo, Odogbolu, Sagamu and ljebu Ode. Guinea and
derived savanna are found most of the western and northern LGAs includiniEgbado
North and South, lfo, Ewekoro, Abeokuta, Owode and AdoOdo/Ota.

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