Kyabé, Moyen-Chari, Chad

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Kyabé (0km)
• Mangou (6.2km)
• Ndingambo (7km)
• Donio (7km)
• Kouma (11.3km)
• Oua (12.6km)
• Aka (14km)
• Handi (14km)
• Kouma (15.6km)
• Do (16.8km)
• Banda (16.8km)
• Bolbissi (18.8km)
• Dousa (19.7km)
• Maké (20km)
• Kiroungou (22km)
• Dengao (22km)
• Tamandi (22.7km)
• Maleguila (22.8km)
• Ngamali (23.8km)
• Guila Gondéré (24.9km)
• Massekaba (26.7km)
• Gilako (29.7km)
• Alakao (30.7km)
• Bokodji (31.8km)
• Balé (32.7km)
• Goukoa (32.7km)
• Sibo (33.9km)
• Koyebiri (35.1km)
• Gobo (35.1km)
• Béoulou (35.7km)
• Gotoberi (36.5km)
• Guinguini (36.7km)
• Makay (37.7km)
• Goukodé (37.8km)
• Bébolo (38.1km)
• Mako (38.1km)
• Bara (38.1km)
• Guimassa (38.8km)
• Koumakéniako (38.8km)
• Bémato (39.1km)
• Kolkaha (39.4km)
• Gouko (39.6km)
• Niéhiniagara (39.6km)
• Mandjoua (39.8km)
• Kouli (40.8km)
• Kousseyaba (42km)
• Bolgaba (42.2km)
• Koubatiembi (42.6km)
• Kosokobo Ndélé (44.1km)
• Kouyako (46.1km)
• Kosokobo I (46.1km)
• Koumoudjou (50.3km)
• Galimbé (53km)

intermittent stream; a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Kamgoto (20km)
• Minia (31.8km)
• Alla (36.6km)

wetland; an area subject to inundation, usually characterized by bog, marsh, or swamp vegetation.

• Mahi (35.8km)

airfield; a place on land where aircraft land and take off; no facilities provided for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.

• Kyabe (7km)