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The village north of Iaraka is [[Masindrano]]. The next village south following the fishing hamlets of [[Ambolosy]] (15°27'39.9"S 49°53'46.6"E) and [[Ananovato]] is [[Nandrahanana]]. | The village north of Iaraka is [[Masindrano]]. The next village south following the fishing hamlets of [[Ambolosy]] (15°27'39.9"S 49°53'46.6"E) and [[Ananovato]] is [[Nandrahanana]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:50, 22 April 2018
Iaraka is a small fishing and farming village that lies along the footpath leading around the Masoala peninsula.
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The village north of Iaraka is Masindrano. The next village south following the fishing hamlets of Ambolosy (15°27'39.9"S 49°53'46.6"E) and Ananovato is Nandrahanana.
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