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'''Mahatsara is a very common name for villages and towns dotted all across eastern Madagascar. The Mahatsara pointed out on the map below is a small village located near [[Antalaha]]. The village is surrounded by farm land, mainly rice fields and small fruit tree plantations.''' | '''Mahatsara is a very common name for villages and towns dotted all across eastern Madagascar. The Mahatsara pointed out on the map below is a small village located near [[Antalaha]]. The village is surrounded by farm land, mainly rice fields and small fruit tree plantations.''' | ||
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Revision as of 22:39, 5 September 2016
Mahatsara is a very common name for villages and towns dotted all across eastern Madagascar. The Mahatsara pointed out on the map below is a small village located near Antalaha. The village is surrounded by farm land, mainly rice fields and small fruit tree plantations.
GPS Coordinates
S 14°58.411'
E050°13.253'
38m elevation
