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The park comprises of three distinct zones:  

The park comprises of three distinct zones:  

*grassy floodplains of the Bahr Aouk and Bahr Kameur rivers in the north

*grassy floodplains of the Bahr Aouk and Bahr Kameur rivers in the north

*transitional plain of bushy or wooded savannah with occasional small granite [[Tsodilo#Geology|inselbergs]] *the Massif des Bongo in the south.  

*transitional plain of bushy or wooded savannah with occasional small granite [[Tsodilo#Geology|inselbergs]]

*the Massif des Bongo in the south.  

The massif rises from the plain in a 100-200m [[escarpment]], and five major rivers (the ''Vakaga'', the ''Goro'', ''Gounda'', ''Koumbala'', and the ''Manovo'') flow through the park from the massif to the Bahr Aouk - Bahr Kameur floodplain in the north. The basins of the ''Goro'', ''Gounda'' and ''Koumbala'' all lie within the park, but their flow is intermittent near the end of the dry season, and they may only reach the Bahr Aouk and Bahr Kameur during the wettest months June and November.<ref>''Physical Features'' Manovo-Gounda St. Floris National Park [http://www.unep-wcmc.org/sites/wh/manovo.html United Nations Environment Programme/World Conservation Monitoring Centre]. Accessed 14 January 2008</ref>

The massif rises from the plain in a 100-200m [[escarpment]], and five major rivers (the ''Vakaga'', the ''Goro'', ''Gounda'', ''Koumbala'', and the ''Manovo'') flow through the park from the massif to the Bahr Aouk - Bahr Kameur floodplain in the north. The basins of the ''Goro'', ''Gounda'' and ''Koumbala'' all lie within the park, but their flow is intermittent near the end of the dry season, and they may only reach the Bahr Aouk and Bahr Kameur during the wettest months June and November.<ref>''Physical Features'' Manovo-Gounda St. Floris National Park [http://www.unep-wcmc.org/sites/wh/manovo.html United Nations Environment Programme/World Conservation Monitoring Centre]. Accessed 14 January 2008</ref>