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Encyclopedia > Aiue
Aiwo from east

Aiwo (rarely Aiue, in earlier times Yangor) is a district and constituency in the country Nauru, located in the west of the island. It covers an area of 1.1 km˛ and a population of 1300. Sometimes, it is called the unofficial capital city of Nauru, although Yaren is mainly titled as Nauru's capital city.

In Aiwo is the main industry located. In this district is:

It returns 2 members to the Nauruan Parliament in Yaren.

Districts of Nauru
Aiwo | Anabar | Anetan | Anibare | Baiti | Boe | Buada | Denigomodu | Ewa | Ijuw | Meneng | Nibok | Uaboe | Yaren





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