Nianga, Woleu-Ntem, Gabon

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

• Alene Bissouma (0km)
• Aléné (3.6km)
• Mebeu (5.1km)
• Bikoromama (8.1km)
• Amvani (10.2km)
• Mvoua Mitana (10.2km)
• Ebor (10.8km)
• Ekarelon (11.4km)
• Ebéneyong II (11.5km)
• Aouega (14.4km)
• Sake II (18km)
• Ekan (19.6km)
• Mindzi (21.1km)
• Medzui (21.6km)
• Ebéneyong I (21.8km)
• Sake I (21.9km)
• Angone Efira (22.1km)
• Essonia (22.1km)
• Azap (22.8km)
• Huy I (27.6km)
• Bitom (29.2km)
• Ebounfaga (29.2km)
• Atouk (29.8km)
• Buey (30.7km)
• Mitzic (30.8km)
• Huy II (30.9km)
• Anzogobe (31.2km)
• Makaneni (31.2km)
• Ebea (31.2km)
• Edoung Alangha (32.5km)
• Aniane (32.9km)
• Bikoumou (33.4km)
• Eourouzork (33.4km)
• Bissobinam (34.1km)
• Ngamemzorek (34.2km)
• Nzork (34.2km)
• Nzork (35.6km)
• Essogongone (35.7km)
• Doum (36.1km)
• Yanibour (36.2km)
• Issohingon (36.2km)
• Bogno Beazini (36.3km)
• Mveng (36.8km)
• Ingueï (36.8km)
• Foulassi (36.8km)

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Nianga (0km)
• Nzomoko (3.6km)
• Bazoumou (3.6km)
• Amien (8.1km)
• Moulou (19.5km)
• Nkan (21.1km)
• Mfoumou (25.3km)
• Nzomoko (27.6km)
• Fouk Sole (32.4km)
• Bibsolo (34.3km)
• Ndou (36.3km)

mountain; an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.

• Anvam (3.6km)
• Nkolaayolo (7.2km)
• Atiala (13.1km)
• Atet (16.2km)

airport; a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.

• Mitzic (29.1km)