- ownership, "the one with a hat (or biretta)",
Hispanicized spellings Tancane,
Tangane) is a
mountain in the
Andes of
southern Peru,
about 5,000
metres (16,404 ft)...
- Kjell-Ragnar (19
March 2007). "The
German Coastal Artillery Fortifications at
Tangane".
Archived from the
original on 10
March 2016.
Retrieved 3
March 2016....
- Writer. On 4
January 1902 he
married Katherine Carter (née Sumner), a
Tangane woman who died in 1928, but
theirs was not a
happy marriage.
Unaipon was...
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known to the
Tanganekald and
Meintangk Peoples as the end
place of the
Tangane language. It's at the
southern end of the Coorong, and it is
where Tanganekald...
- Tangan-tangan, a tree of the
Mariana Islands Tanggang Tongan (disambiguation)
Tangane,
short for the
Tanganekald people of
South Australia This disambiguation...
-
built during the
summer of 1850 with
Anders Tollefsen Bonnegolt and
Mikkel Tangane as builders. The new
church was
consecrated on 8
August 1850. The new building...
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General Alekseyev's 13 cm guns.
Several of
these were used at the fort at
Tangane on the
island of Rugsundøy. They
engaged the
British light cruiser HMS Kenya...
- Kystfort) in the south.
There are also beaches, forests, and
wetlands (
Tangane) in the
northeast part of the island. The muni****lity of
Haram had plans...
-
known as
Ramong and Tarbana-walun. 27
family groups. Tangani. – Also
spelt Tangane, Tanganarin,
Tangalun and Tenggi. 19
family groups confirmed and eight...
-
Clarence Long (Milerum), the last full
blooded adult survivor of the
Tangane. from
Middleton south to
Twelve Mile
Point (north of Kingston); inland...
