Keti-keti
| Keti-keti | ||
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| Waters | Indian Ocean | |
| Archipelago | Bajuni Islands | |
| Geographical location | 1 ° 14 ′ S , 41 ° 52 ′ E | |
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Keti-Keti (also: Isoletti Chete Chete ) is a short chain of tiny islets in the Bay of Kiyaambo in Somalia . Politically, they belong to Jubaland and geographically to the Bajuni Islands , a chain of coral islands ( barrier islands ) which extends from Kismaayo in the north over 100 kilometers to the Raas Kaambooni near the Kenyan border.
geography
The rocky islets are located in Kiyaambo Bay (Wubuschi Bay) south of Hood Reef , directly at the mouth of the Buur Gaabo River . To the south, the nearest island at a greater distance is Buur Howla, except for the Scogli Ago reef . In the north, the Buurgaal peninsula joins the island of Kifa Kamlaango .
climate
The climate is tropical hot monsoon climate .