Anloga[1] birni ne a gundumar Keta na Yankin Volta a kudu maso gabashin Ghana. Tana gabas da Kogin Volta kuma a kudu da Keta Lagoon.[2] Anloga shine gari na arba'in da bakwai mafi yawan jama'a a Ghana, dangane da yawan jama'a, yana da yawan jama'a 35,933.[3]

Anloga


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Map
 5°47′31″N 0°54′01″E / 5.79194°N 0.90028°E / 5.79194; 0.90028
Ƴantacciyar ƙasaGhana
Yankuna na GhanaYankin Volta
Gundumomin GhanaKeta Municipal District
Labarin ƙasa
Altitude (en) Fassara 21 ft
Bakin Teku, Anloga
Wani bedin Mangawaro, Anloga

Anloga ya zama babban birnin gargajiya da na al'ada na Anlo Ewe a karni na goma sha bakwai bayan sun yi ƙaura zuwa yankin Keta Lagoon daga Notsie a Togo.[4]

Bayan Yaƙin Anlo-Danish, Dane ya gina Fort Prinzenstein a Keta a 1784. Duk da haka ƙoƙarin su na yin duk wani ƙarfin da ya wuce iyakar bindigogin da ke cikin sansanin ya ci tura. A watan Yuni 1790 an kashe wani jami'in Danish a Keta. Ba tare da wani ingantaccen sojojin soja ba Danes sun yi hayar Anloga don azabtar da Keta. Da farko Anloga da Keta sun amince su yi yaƙi bayan haka Anloga zai ƙona wasu gidajen Keta sannan kuma su raba kuɗin da Danesan ya bayar. Amma faɗan izgili ko ta yaya ya zama ainihin yaƙi, ya bar gadon ƙiyayya tsakanin Anloga da Keta. Wannan ya raunana mutanen Anlo sosai.[4] A cikin 1850 an sayar da Fort Prinzenstein ga Turawan Burtaniya, duk da haka ya ɗauki wasu shekaru ashirin da biyar don haɗa garuruwa kamar Anloga cikin mulkin su wanda suka kira daular Gold Coast.[5]

  • Keta Senior High Technical School
  • Anlo Secondary School
  • Anlo Technical Institute
  • Zion Senior High School
  • Keta Business College

Manazarta

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  1. Samfuri:GEOnet2, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
  2. Touring Ghana - Volta Region Archived 2012-04-14 at the Wayback Machine. touringghana.com.
  3. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named World Gazetteer
  4. 4.0 4.1 Nukunya, G. K. (1999). Kinship & marriage among the Anlo Ewe ([Nachdr.], pbk. ed.). London: Athlone Press. p. 4. ISBN 9780485196375.
  5. Amenumey, D. E. K. (1968) "The Extension of British Rule to Anlo (South-East Ghana)" The Journal of African History 9(1): pp. 997–117; JSTOR copy