Difference between revisions of "Sambirano River crossing by foot"
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Latest revision as of 06:11, 23 December 2020
A couple of walking minutes leaving Antsirasira upstream the Sambirano River, the river makes a huge turn. To reach the village of Marovato it is best to cross the river by foot or pirogue.
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People living in this area are mostly cacao farmers. Their countless plantations stretch along the shores of the Sambirano River.
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GPS coordinates
Google: 13°56'62.4"S 48°34'13.2"E
Garmin: -13.94711, 48.554842
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