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The city of Segou is situated in Mali, around 325 km north-east of Bamako, on the River Niger. Segou is the second largest city in Mali and has a population of approximately 1, 00,000 inhabitants.
The city is characterised by a tropical climate. Summers are hot and humid and bring plenty of rainfall. December and January are the best months to visit the place.
The city has an ancient and eventful history. It was founded in 1620 by the Bozo people, and it evolved during the late seventeenth century at the time of political and social instability in Southern Mali. Under the French rule, Segou was an important administrative centre.
Architecture has always been a significant pursuit in the city and archaeological evidence suggests that the place has been home to several imposing and impressive structures.
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