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resources Very important naturals like gold, copper, uranium. The Congo River flows into the Atlantic. It receives its two main tributaries, the Ubangi, meeting of the Uele and the Mbomou, and the Kasai, enlarged by the Kwango, before reaching the Malabo Pool on the shores of which Kinshasa and Brazzaville face each other. Rich in water the Congo has the most important lakes of the world such as: Tanganyika, Kivu, Albert Tumba, Mai-Nambiar, Moero, Tshangalele and Pena. Divided into