Anamboe, a seaport town on the Gold Coast of Africa, 10 m. E. of Cape Coast Castle; pop. about 5,000. It is the seat of considerable trade, and formerly had a large traffic in slaves. The British fort here is the strongest on the coast. The exports are gold dust, ivory, palm oil, and peanuts; and the imports are silks, tobacco, wines, guns, and cutlery.