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| + | '''Nandrahanana is a coastal village along the national trail leading around the [[Masoala]] peninsula.''' | ||
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| + | -15.592330, 49.924677~[[File:Nandrahanana 035.jpg|left|150px|]]<br>'''Nandrahanana'''~~; | ||
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| + | The village south of Nandrahanana is [[Rantabe]]. The next village north following the fishing hamlets of [[Ananovato]] and [[Ambolosy]] (15°27'39.9"S 49°53'46.6"E) is [[Iaraka]]. | ||
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| + | == Additional information == | ||
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| + | View all [[Nandrahanana photos]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:15, 15 January 2021
Nandrahanana is a coastal village along the national trail leading around the Masoala peninsula.
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The village south of Nandrahanana is Rantabe. The next village north following the fishing hamlets of Ananovato and Ambolosy (15°27'39.9"S 49°53'46.6"E) is Iaraka.
Additional information
View all Nandrahanana photos
