- pirate-Antanosy
kingdom from Fort
Dauphin from 1697
until he died
there in 1705.
Tolanaro in Geonames.org (cc-by) Pseau.Org Malotet,
Arthur (1898). Étienne de Flacourt:...
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under state control upon
completion of the company's
mining project near
Tôlanaro around 2038. Air
Madagascar services the island's many
small regional airports...
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Tolagnaro Airport (also
known as
Marillac Airport) is an
airport in Fort-Dauphin (Madagascar),
Anosy Region,
Madagascar (IATA: FTU, ICAO: FMSD). International...
- /o/ and not /u/, in
Malagasified foreign words (hôpitaly) and
dialects (
Tôlan̈aro). In
standard Malagasy, ao or oa (as in mivoaka) is used instead. sometimes...
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through senior high school, with
campuses in the
Antananarivo area and in
Tôlanaro (Fort-Dauphin) in Madagascar. The main
campus serves until senior high...
- Antsiranana, Majunga, Maroantsetra, Morondava, Nosy-Be,
Sainte Marie, Sambava, Toamasina,
Tôlanaro,
Toliara Turkish Airlines Istanbula[citation needed]...
- d'Ehoala is a port in
southern Madagascar at approx. 10 km from the city of
Tôlanaro (Fort-Dauphin). It was
built for the
exportations of
Ilmenite from the...
- also
exists in
western and
southern Madagascar from
Sambirano River to
Tôlanaro. It
likely colonized the
island after the
extinction of the
endemic crocodile...
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combined pirate-Antanosy
kingdom from Fort Dauphin,
Madagascar (modern
Tôlanaro), from 1697
until he died
there in 1705. In 1696,
Samuel arrived in the...
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Androy 19,317 903,376 38.0 Ambovombe-Androy
Toliara 22
Anosy 25,731 809,313 26.1
Tôlanaro Toliara 23
Fitovinany 19,605 1,435,882 72.2
Manakara Fianarantsoa...
