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Cotton Tree is a significant landmark in Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone. Located in the city’s heart, this majestic tree holds historical and cultural importance for the locals and visitors alike. Despite its simplistic appearance, the tree holds a certain charm that captivates those who come across it. The significance of Cotton Tree dates back to the 18th century when freed slaves from Nova Scotia settled in Freetown.

Freetown, Sierra Leone. A city of over 1 million residents, set upon steep, undulating hills over the Atlantic. Imagine a city of 1 million without a power grid, virtually pitch black at night.

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Siaka Stevens Street looking toward the Cotton Tree.

Physical map of Sierra Leone showing major cities, terrain, national parks, rivers, and surrounding countries with international borders and outline maps. Key facts about Sierra Leone.

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Moselleh Beach and Forest in Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone

This Cotton Tree is hundreds of years old! It stands in the middle of Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Freetown, capital, chief port, and largest city of Sierra Leone, on the rocky Sierra Leone Peninsula, at the seaward tip of a range of wooded hills, which were named Serra Leôa (“Lion Mountains”) by the Portuguese navigator Pedro de Sintra when he explored the West African coast in 1462.

Freetown, capital, chief port, and largest city of Sierra Leone, on the rocky Sierra Leone Peninsula, at the seaward tip of a range of wooded hills, which were named Serra Leôa (“Lion Mountains”) by the Portuguese navigator Pedro de Sintra when he explored the West African coast in 1462. By the

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