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Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve: biological and socio-economic survey 3 The reserve is the southernmost of the Karamoja PAs. It is contiguous with Bokora Corridor Wildlife Reserve to the north, and overlaps with Napak and Kadam Forest Reserves to the north and east. To the north and east is the South Karamoja Community Wildlife Area (CWA) (formerly Controlled Hunting Area), to the south is the Sebei CWA and Mount Elgon National Park, and to the west the are the East and North Teso CWAs (Fig. 1.2). Figure 1.2 Protected Areas of Karamoja Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project January 1998 Baseline Surveys Programme Report No. 13
Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve: biological and socio-economic survey 4 Most of the reserve is flat open grassland at approximately 1,100m scattered with occasional small rocky kopjes. Much of the plains is subject to seasonal waterlogging, although the only (mostly) permanent water course in the area is the Greek River which forms the southern boundary and flows into Lake Opeta to the west. The plains are overlooked by the high (2,537 and 3,070m respectively) isolated volcanic outcrops of Napak and Kadam to the north and east, which are still largely forested (Fig. 1.3). Figure 1.3 Topography and hydrology of Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project January 1998 Baseline Surveys Programme Report No. 13
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