Atara River
The Atara River is a river on southeastern Bougainville Island.
It is located within the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, in northeastern Papua New Guinea.
It flows into the Solomon Sea, to the north of Shortland Island.[1]
References
- ^ "Atara River". GeoNames. Retrieved 1 January 2013.
6°41′14″S 155°47′37″E / 6.68722°S 155.79361°E / -6.68722; 155.79361
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Rivers of Papua New Guinea
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- Fly
- Strickland
- Ramu
- Kikori
- Purari
- Turama
- Markham
- Abede
- Afai
- Aitape
- Ajova
- Arafundi
- Arai
- Aramia
- Aroa
- Asaro
- Atara
- Ateltem
- Atob
- Awung
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- Bamu
- Bapi
- Bensbach
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- Bitoi
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- Guam
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- Gum
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- Jimi
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- Keram
- Kokun
- Kumil
- Kumusi
- Lamari
- Left May
- Leonard Schultze
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- Mape
- Masaweng
- Mindjim
- Moam
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- Pahoturi
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- Pual
- Samaia
- Segero
- Senu
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- Sogeram
- Song
- Tabali
- Timper
- Tomul
- Torokina
- Tua
- Vanapa
- Veimauri
- Wanang
- Waria
- Wassi Kussa
- Watut
- Wawoi
- Wogamush
- Yaganon
- Yellow
- Yuat
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