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| − | '''Faleovan, also known as Faleovan-Tena, is a small village located on the southeastern part of the Masoala Peninsula. Acriculture include farming cloves and pinapples. A few kilometres north of the village there is a protected forest area and the | + | '''Faleovan, also known as Faleovan-Tena, is a small village located on the southeastern part of the Masoala Peninsula. Acriculture include farming cloves and pinapples. A few kilometres north of the village there is a protected forest area and the Ifaho Marine Reserve.''' |
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Revision as of 22:34, 23 February 2017
Faleovan, also known as Faleovan-Tena, is a small village located on the southeastern part of the Masoala Peninsula. Acriculture include farming cloves and pinapples. A few kilometres north of the village there is a protected forest area and the Ifaho Marine Reserve.
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The next village south of Faleovan is Anovandrano and the next village north is Anjanazana.
GPS coordinates
S 15°48.065'
E050°17.142'
21m elevation
Additional information
- View all Faleovan photos
- Maroantsetra Antalaha trek around the Masoala peninsula - The village of Faleovan lies on the path sneaking around the Masoala Peninsula.
