Langue de Barbarie (Langue de Barbarie National Park)

Langue de Barbarie is described in the provided sources as a thin, sandy peninsula on the Atlantic coast of western Senegal, adjacent to the city of Saint-Louis, which separates the ocean from the final section of the Senegal River. It is identified in the sources as a national park (Langue de Barbarie National Park). The supplied archival and literary excerpts include occurrences of the word "Barbarie" in titles and indexes, but those materials do not establish a connection between those cultural references and any supernatural tradition tied to the peninsula. The user request asked specifically about "tales of drowned spirits," but the research notes and supplied sources contain no eyewitness accounts, folkloric narratives, named spirits, or descriptions of paranormal phenomena associated with Langue de Barbarie. Consequently, no paranormal claims about drowned spirits are documented in the available sources.