Malanding,
In records, Kunjur is given as Gunjur, and Lameng is given as Lamin. As far
as I know the founders of the two towns call them Kunjur and Lameng
respectively. With regard Sukuta, it is also called
by its founders Sabiji and even Dembadou.
Omar Joof.

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>Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 12:48:31 -0400
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>Folks,
>A quick question for all. Is Gunjur or Kunjur? Sukuta or Sabiji? Lamin
>or Lameng? I know they are writen one way and pronounced the other. So
>what are the real names of these towns?
>
>Malanding Jaiteh
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