Yeji

Yeji is a fishing port on the eastern shore of Lake Volta in the Bono East Region. It sits on the west bank of the lake, which was formed when the Akosombo Dam was completed in 1965, flooding the Volta River basin to create the largest reservoir by surface area in the world. Yeji is one of the lake's principal crossing points: a car-and-passenger ferry operated by the state-owned Volta Lake Transport Company runs across the lake to Makango on the eastern (Eastern Gonja) shore, a crossing long used to link the Kumasi–Tamale corridor before more traffic shifted to the all-road route via Techiman and Buipe. The waterfront is a working fishing port, with canoes, nets, and fish-smoking activity tied to the daily catch.

By Ferry: the Volta Lake Transport Company ferry connects Yeji to Makango on the opposite shore, historically part of the Kumasi–Tamale route. By Road: Yeji is reached by road from the Techiman–Tamale corridor via Atebubu.

• Lake Volta waterfront — the working fishing port with canoes and fish-smoking areas along the shore
• Yeji–Makango ferry crossing — one of the lake's principal vehicle and passenger crossings

Techiman (west, via the Atebubu road), Makango and the eastern lakeshore (via the ferry), Kete Krachi (further south along Lake Volta).