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Encyclopedia > Morobe Province

Morobe Province is a province on the northern coast of Papua New Guinea. The provincial capital is Lae. The province covers 34,500 km2, with a population of approximately 439,725. The province has 9 administrative districts and 171 languages are spoken. Lae is a city in eastern Papua New Guinea with a population of 80,655 (1990). ...



 
Papua New Guinea
Provinces
Central | Eastern Highlands | East New Britain | East Sepik | Enga | Gulf | Madang | Manus | Milne Bay | Morobe | New Ireland | North Solomons (Bougainville) | Oro (Northern) | Sandaun (West Sepik) | Simbu (Chimbu) | Southern Highlands | Western | Western Highlands | West New Britain | National Capital District

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PATHWAYS FOR THE MOROBE PROVINCE BIBLIOGRAPHY (10834 words)
To the southeast is the Gulf province where the Kukukuku cousins share the border with the Marawaka in the East Highlands Province, the Kamea/Kaintiba of Gulf Province and the Memyamya in the Morobe Province.
New lizard of the enus Emoia (scincidae) from Morobe Province.
Morphology and Grammar of Adzera (Amari dialect), Morobe Province.
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