Asaro River
River in Papua New Guinea
Asaro River is a river in Eastern Highlands province, Papua New Guinea, located at 6°22′00″S 145°12′00″E / 6.3666667°S 145.2°E / -6.3666667; 145.2. The Asaro is a tributary of the Tua, which in turn is a tributary of the Purari River.[1]
See also
- Asaro Mudmen
- Lower Asaro Rural LLG
- Upper Asaro Rural LLG
- Asaro River languages
References
- ^ T. Petr (6 December 2012). The Purari — tropical environment of a high rainfall river basin: Tropical Environment of a High Rainfall River Basin. Springer Science & Business Media. ISBN 978-94-009-7263-6.
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Rivers of Papua New Guinea
- Sepik
- Fly
- Strickland
- Ramu
- Kikori
- Purari
- Turama
- Markham
- Abede
- Afai
- Aitape
- Ajova
- Arafundi
- Arai
- Aramia
- Aroa
- Asaro
- Atara
- Ateltem
- Atob
- Awung
- Bae'e
- Bamu
- Bapi
- Bensbach
- Bigei
- Birim
- Bitoi
- Boiken
- Bumi
- Busu
- Chimbu
- Dimir
- Elevala
- Evapia
- Frieda
- Gama
- Genga
- Gilagil
- Girua
- Gogol
- Guabe
- Guam
- Guga
- Gum
- Hongorai
- Jaba
- Jimi
- Kabenau
- Kaugel
- Kaukombar
- Keram
- Kokun
- Kumil
- Kumusi
- Lamari
- Left May
- Leonard Schultze
- Malas
- Mambare
- Mape
- Masaweng
- Mindjim
- Moam
- Morehead
- Musa
- Numagen
- Nuru
- Ok Tedi
- Omati
- Omosa
- Oriomo
- Pahoturi
- Piore
- Piva
- Pual
- Samaia
- Segero
- Senu
- Siki
- Sogeram
- Song
- Tabali
- Timper
- Tomul
- Torokina
- Tua
- Vanapa
- Veimauri
- Wanang
- Waria
- Wassi Kussa
- Watut
- Wawoi
- Wogamush
- Yaganon
- Yellow
- Yuat
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