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Arorae (spelling variants: Arorai, Arurai; also
known as Hope
Island or Hurd Island) is an
atoll in
Kiribati located near the equator.
Arorae is the southernmost...
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Arorae Airport (IATA: AIS, ICAO: NGTR) is the
airport serving Arorae, Kiribati. It is
located in the
north of the island,
north of the
village of Tamaroa...
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Tarawa / par le P. A. C..
Father Levêque
named the
Gilbertese Arorai (from
Arorae) when
Horatio Hale
called them Tarawa. This work was also
based on the first...
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Kiribati Gilbert Islands (Including the
Islands of Abaiang, Abemama, Aranuka,
Arorae, Banaba, Beru, Butaritari, Kuria, Maiana, Makin, Marakei, Nikunau, ****uti...
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Agaricus arorae is a moderate-sized, forest-dwelling
mushroom that
exhibits distinctive color changes. It
fruits early in the
mushroom season. Unusually...
- the
country lies east of the 180th meridian. Kiribati, p****ing
close to
Arorae. The
country has both the
Equator and the 180th
meridian (antimeridian)...
- the
country lies east of the 180th meridian. Kiribati, p****ing
close to
Arorae. The
country has both the
Equator and the 180th
meridian (antimeridian)...
- Gilberts. On 15
October 1870, Rev.
Samuel James Whitmee of the LMS
arrived at
Arorae, and
later that
month he
visited Tamana,
Onotoa and Beru. In
August 1872...
- Makin, it is
approximately 420
nautical miles (780 km) from southernmost,
Arorae, as the crow flies. Geographically, the
equator is the
dividing line between...
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Natural History,
Taylor and
Francis Stothers,
Richard (March 1979), "Ancient
Arorae", Isis, 70 (1), The
University of
Chicago Press on
behalf of The History...
