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Province of Indonesia. The four
largest islands are Wangi-wangi, Kale****,
Binongko and Tomia. The
capital of the
regency is
located on Wangi-wangi Island...
- of the four main
Tukangbesi Islands: Wangi-wangi, Kale****, Tomia, and
Binongko.
Since 2005 the park is
listed as a
tentative World Heritage Site. Wakatobi...
- Kale****, Hoga,
Linea Island,
South Central: Tomea, Talondano, Lineta,
Binongko Eastern outliers: Moro****, Cowocowo, Kentiole, Runduma,
Anano Western...
- of 2023. Cia-Cia is
spoken in
Southeast Sulawesi,
south Buton Island,
Binongko Island, and Batu Atas Island.
According to legend, Cia-Cia
speakers on...
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Buton Batu Putih,
Kolaka Utara Baula,
Kolaka Betoambari, Bau-Bau
Binongko,
Buton Binongko,
Wakatobi Bondoala Sampara,
Konawe Bonegunu, Muna Bungi, Bau-Bau...
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Sulawesi province:
Tukang Besi archipelago,
south islands, and
northern Binongko and
Tomea islands;
Papua province:
western areas. 69 Duri mvp 6b 123,000...
- 6.000°S 124.050°E / -6.000; 124.050 (Indonesia)
Indonesia Island of
Binongko 6°0′S 124°4′E / 6.000°S 124.067°E / -6.000; 124.067 (Banda Sea) Banda...
- (Tioman, Malaysia) V. d.
hildae (Casteleyn, 2008) (Kale****, Wangi-wangi,
Binongko) V. d.
huyghei (Casteleyn, 2008) (Pagai) V. d.
elisae (Casteleyn, 2008)...
- (Talaud,
Sangie Islands) P. f.
metagenes Fruhstorfer, 1904 (Tukangbesi:
Binongko) P. f.
minor Oberthür, 1879 (northern Sulawesi, Sangihe) P. f. ombir****...
- body into the sea. The
natives from the
village have been
described as "
binongkos", a band of Sea
Gypsies who
lived in the
Maluku Islands. In Robinson's...
