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Aérodrome de Bali

L’aérodrome de Bali, aussi appelé aéroport de Bali, est un aérodrome situé à proximité de Bali, dans la Région du Nord-Ouest, au Cameroun. Il dessert la localité de Bali, dans le département de la Mezam. Situation L'aérodrome se trouve dans la région du Nord-Ouest, à proximité de la ville de Bali. Il est localisé autour des coordonnées 5° 53′ 43″ N, 10° 02′ 02″ E et se situe à une altitude d'environ 4 465 ft, soit environ 1 361 m, au-dessus du niveau de la mer. Caractéristiques L'aérodrome possède le code IATA BLC et le code OACI FKKG. Il est répertorié comme un petit aérodrome dans des bases de données aéronautiques internationales. Les données aéronautiques disponibles indiquent une piste orientée 05/23, longue d'environ 1 335 m, avec un revêtement en herbe. En 2019, une notification aéronautique de l'Agence pour la sécurité de la navigation aérienne en Afrique et à Madagascar (ASECNA) mentionne le retrait de l'aérodrome de Bali de la liste des aérodromes et pistes de l'AIP du Cameroun. Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Liste des aéroports du Cameroun Bali (Cameroun) Mezam Transport au Cameroun Aéroports du Cameroun Agence pour la sécurité de la navigation aérienne en Afrique et à Madagascar Liens externes Portail de l’aéronautique Portail du Cameroun
Aeroportul Namatanai

Aeroportul Namatanai (IATA: ATN, ICAO: AYNX) este un aeroport din Namatanai⁠(d), Namatanai Rural LLG⁠(d), New Ireland Province⁠(d), Papua Noua Guinee. Situat la o altitudine de 42 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Basilaki Island

Basilaki Island (Moresby Island) is an island in the Louisiade Archipelago in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea. It is located at the eastern end of the New Guinea mainland. History First recorded sighting by Europeans was by the Spanish expedition of Luís Vaez de Torres on 18 July 1606, that charted it as San Buenaventura (after Saint Bonaventure). A party of French naturalists was believed to have been murdered in James Bay in October 1880. This island was the scene of the murder of two sailors by natives in Hoopiron Bay, July 28, 1885. The men were Captain John Friar and John Watkins, a carpenter of Lallah Rook, a schooner registered in Saint John, New Brunswick. The vessel anchored in the bay to take on fresh water. After the murders, the crew sailed away. The murders were revenge taken for two unpaid-for deaths of natives in Friar's employ. Despite a two-day search of the island on October 16, by the crews of Governor Blackall, and HMS Diamond and HMS Raven, the murderers were not found, although the skulls of Friar and the carpenter were recovered and given a burial at sea. Later Diamond returned and burned all the villages nearby. Three planes were ditched off the island in 1943, a P-38H Lightning, a P-38F Lightning, and a B-24D Liberator "The Leila Belle". Administration The island is part of the following Wards: Hamama, on the western part. Buairi, which is on Buairi island, includes a small portion of the western part. Habani, on the south-central area. Gigia, on the north-central area. (with Bwanadalu island) Bedauna, on the southeast area (with Kitai islands) Yokowa, on the northeast area. All Wards belong to Bwanabwana Rural Local Level Government Area LLG, Samarai-Murua District, which are in Milne Bay Province. Geography Basilaki is located on the east of Samarai Islands of the Louisiade Archipelago. The island is part of the Basilaki group. Mount Kova Sina (Fairfax) reaches a height of 531 meters (1,742 ft), and is located at the center of the island. Mount Baiaule is 444 meters (1,457 ft), and is located at the center of the island. Mount Salawie is 333 meters (1,093 ft), and is located at the south of the island. Demographics The population of 1883 is living in 37 villages across the island. Yokowa, where the school is located, is the largest village. although, the main dock is at Habani, at the other side of the island. List of villages: Hoopiron Bay, Gaiogaiokawasi, Baiaule, Hilomai, Habani, Halahalawuwu, Salewai, Wetoa, Dauyai, Hiliki, Towina, Kawalolo, Bedauna, Mwahui, Kalotau, Taladio, Agarauna, Huba, Yokowa, Dahidahina, Siu, Pihigole, Gigia, Doba, Tanubuibuina, Delina, Tutuila, Hewoli, Hamama, Duiauna, Nuanuatieu, Gogolabia, Hakalihi, Bogala, Kalamadau, Yahala. Economy The islanders, are farmers as opposed to eastern Louisiade Archipelago islanders. they grow Sago, Taro, and Yams for crops. Transportation There is a dock at Habani. References http://islands.unep.ch/IHD.htm#840
Basilaki Island

L'île Basilaki est une île de l'archipel de la Louisiade dans la Baie de Milne, en Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée. Il est situé à l'extrémité orientale de la Nouvelle-Guinée continentale. Géographie Basilaki est situé à l'est des Îles Samarai de l'Archipel de Louisiades. L'île fait partie du groupe Basilaki. Le mont Kova Sina (Fairfax) atteint une hauteur de 531 mètres et est situé au centre de l'île. Le mont Baiaule mesure 444 mètres et est situé au centre de l'île. Le mont Salawie mesure 333 mètres et est situé au sud de l'île. Histoire La première observation enregistrée par les européens était par l'expédition espagnole de Luis Váez de Torrès le 18 juillet 1606, qui l'a cartographié comme San Buenaventura (après Saint Bonaventure) . Un groupe de naturalistes français aurait été assassiné à la baie James en octobre 1880. Cette île fut également le théâtre du meurtre de deux marins par des indigènes dans la baie de Hoopiron, le 28 juillet 1885. Les meurtres étaient des représailles pour deux décès non rémunérés d'indigènes employés par Friar. Malgré une recherche de deux jours de l'île le 16 octobre, par les équipages du Governor Blackall, et HMS Diamond et HMS Raven , les meurtriers n'ont pas été retrouvés, bien que les crânes du frère et du charpentier aient été récupérés et enterrés en mer. Trois avions ont été abandonnés au large de l'île en 1943, un P-38H Lightning, un P-38F Lightning et un B-24D Liberator "Le Leïla Belle". Politique Démographie La population de 1883 vit dans 37 villages à travers l'île : Yokowa, où se trouve l'école, est le plus grand village ; le port principal se situe à Habani, de l'autre côté de l'île. Liste des villages : Hoopiron Bay, Gaiogaiokawasi, Baiaule, Hilomai, Habani, Halahalawuwu, Salewai, Wetoa, Dauyai, Hiliki, Towina, Kawalolo, Bedauna, Mwahui, Kalotau, Taladio, Agarauna, Huba, Yokowa, Gigiahigole, Doba, Siu, Tanubuibuina, Delina, Tutuila, Hewoli, Hamama, Duiauna, Nuanuatieu, Gogolabia, Hakalihi, Bogala, Kalamadau, Yahala. Économie Une plantation est installée sur cette ile. L'agriculture est développée autour du Sago, du Taro et de l'Yam. Références Voir aussi Articles connexes Bibliographie Portail des îles Portail de l’océan Pacifique Portail de la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée
Basilaki

Basilaki (Tok pisin Basilaki Ailan) är en ö bland Louisiadeöarna som tillhör Papua Nya Guinea i västra Stilla havet. Geografi Basilaki utgör en del av Milne Bay-provinsen och ligger cirka 150 km sydöst om Port Moresby. Ön utgör tillsammans med de två större grannöarna Sarabi och Sideia i söder den västligaste delen i Louisiadeöarna. Dess geografiska koordinater är 10°61′ S och 151°05′ Ö. Ön är av vulkaniskt ursprung och har en area om ca 101 km² med en längd på ca 18 km och en bredd på cirka 7 km. Den högsta höjden Mount Fairfax är på cirka 530 m ö.h. Befolkningen uppgår till cirka 1.000 invånare |1. Största delen bor i huvudorten Basilaki som ligger på öns sydvästra del. Historia Louisiadeöarna beboddes troligen av polynesier sedan ca 1500 f Kr. De upptäcktes förmodligen redan 1606 av spanske kapten Luis Váez de Torres och utforskades 1768 av Louis Antoine de Bougainville som namngav dem efter dåvarande franske kungen Louis XV. 1942 utspelades ett större slag (Slaget om Korallhavet) nära öarna under USA:s framryckning mot Japan. Externa länkar om Basilaki karta över Basilakiområdet
Sanaroa

Sanaroa ist eine vulkanische Insel in der Salomonensee. Sie liegt im Zentrum der D’Entrecasteaux-Inseln, die zum Distrikt Esa’Ala der Milne Bay Province in Papua-Neuguinea gehören. Sanaroa gehört zur Dobu Rural LLG (Local Level Government) Area des Distrikts Esa’Ala. Knapp 5 Kilometer westlich liegt die Insel Fergusson. Die Insel erreicht im Norden eine Höhe von 212 Metern. Zur Volkszählung 2000 hatte die Insel 692 Einwohner in zwei Dörfern. Der gleichnamige Hauptort (auch Etana) mit 418 Einwohnern liegt im Süden, und Siawawa mit 274 Einwohnern an der Ostküste. Das dritte genannte Dorf Udaudana an der Westküste war unbewohnt. Etwa an der Stelle von Udaudana ist auf der topographischen Karte von 1962 der Ort Gurawaia verzeichnet, als einziger Ort der Insel. In einer Stimmbezirksübersicht von 2012 werden noch weitere Dörfer erwähnt, nämlich Maiaru, Laua und Tewala. Im Fall von Tewala (auch Tewara genannt) handelt es sich jedoch um eine separate Insel 11 km nördlich von Sanaroa, die nur wahlkreismäßig zu Sanaroa gehört. Einzelnachweise Weblinks Topographische Karte von 1962 im Maßstab 1:250.000, Blatt SC56-5
Sanaroa Island

Sanaroa Island (also known as Welle Island) is part of the D'Entrecasteaux Islands in Papua New Guinea, located east of Fergusson Island in Milne Bay Province. The population of Sanaroa is less than 6000. Education Sanaroa has one primary school run by the Catholic Church. Students attend from all over Sanaroa, some walking or canoeing 5 km (3.1 mi) to school. Many of the students have rarely or never left the island, and have little exposure to urban life. The island's two main religions are the United Church and Catholic Church. In 2007 a Christian Mission Fellowship church was established. Today many students have formally done grade 8 and many have continued to high school. However the biggest problem that the students face is school fees and unfortunately many have withdrawn from school. Despite the problems, a few others have been assisted and supported by their parents and relatives have ventured to find jobs in towns and are working. Education is recently seen as important to raise the standard of living and bring changes to the villages and families. Another elementary school has been built in Siawawa section to reduce the distance some children have to travel, with an enrollment of around 70. Council areas Sanaroa's three council areas are Etana, Siawawa Udaudana and Tewala island. Language The Sanaroa language has faded or disappeared and most people now use the Dobu language. The local people call it the K language because the 'k' sound is used frequently. Today there are no persons speaking the language. The last woman who used the "K" language was Mis Abokagu from Gadigadili Village. Sanaroa was part of the dialect continuum of the Dobu language, which has up to 100,000 speakers. Culture Sanaroa was mentioned in the classic anthropological work by Bronislaw Malinowski, called Argonauts of the Western Pacific, that describes the cultural exchange between islands, known as the Kula ring, which involved reciprocal exchange trading arrangements between the Trobriand Islands to the north, the D'Entrecasteaux Islands, and the islands of Milne Bay to the south. Life style The local people live a subsistence-farming lifestyle. The people on the island go fishing and do gardening to feed themselves. The staple foods are yams, sago, fish and bananas. They use canoes, dinghies and other sea-going vessels as transport. There are no trucks, cars, mains power or airports on the island. The economy of the island thus heavily depends on the sea or the marine resource to earn cash. Natural events Sanaroa island is experiencing sea erosion due to wave action, and tides and sea currents and some smaller islands appear to be sinking quickly. However, climate change does not yet appear to have had a significant impact on the area's reefs, which have some of the best coral cover and highest marine biodiversity of any location in the eastern Coral Triangle, and no coral bleaching damage. References
Санароа

Санароа (англ. Sanaroa Island) — один из островов Д’Антркасто. Административно является частью провинции Милн-Бей, Папуа — Новая Гвинея. Расположен в 5 км к востоку от более крупного острова Фергуссон. Составляет около 11,4 км в длину и 4 км в ширину. Самая высокая точка острова — 212 м над уровнем моря. Население острова по данным переписи 2000 года составляет 692 человека, которые проживают в двух деревнях. Главная деревня, Санароа (Этана), в которой проживают 418 человек, расположена на юге острова, а деревня Сиавава с населением 274 человека — на восточном побережье. Третья деревня, Удаудана, находится на западном побережье и не имеет постоянного населения. Примечания Ссылки Топографическая карта 1962 года в масштабе 1:250 000
Sanaroa

Sanaroa eller Sanaaroa (tidigare Welle) är en ö i D’Entrecasteaux-öarna som tillhör Papua Nya Guinea i västra Stilla havet. Geografi Sanaroa utgör en del av Milne Bay-provinsen och ligger cirka 75 km nordöst om Nya Guinea utanför Fergusson-öns östra kust. Dess geografiska koordinater är 9°37′ S och 151°0′ Ö. Ön är av vulkaniskt ursprung och har en area om ca 35 km² och är cirka 9 km lång och mellan 2 och 8 km bred. Den högsta höjden är på cirka 300 m ö.h. och ön täcks till största delen av regnskog. Befolkningen uppgår till cirka 500 [1] invånare och de flesta bor i huvudorten med samma namn. Historia D'Entrecasteaux-öarna har troligen bebotts av polynesier sedan cirka 1500 f.Kr. De upptäcktes tillsammans med Trobriandöarna av den franske kaptenen Joseph d'Entrecasteaux 1793 under sökandet efter de La Pérouse. 1873 utforskades och kartlades ögruppen av den brittiske kaptenen John Moresby med fartyget "HMS Basilisk". Åren 1914 till 1916 samt 1917 till 1918 utförde antropologen Bronisław Malinowski studier av befolkningen på D'Entrecasteaux-öarna och på Trobriandöarna. 1942 till 1943 ockuperades ögruppen av Japan. Externa länkar om Sanaroa karta över Sanaroa bild av Sanaroa
Aeroportul Bulolo

Aeroportul Bulolo (IATA: BUL, ICAO: AYBU) este un aeroport din Bulolo⁠(d), Bulolo District⁠(d), Morobe Province, Papua Noua Guinee. Situat la o altitudine de 683 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Mount Hagen Airport

Kagamuga International Airport (IATA: HGU, ICAO: AYMH) is the second biggest airport in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and is located in the Waghi Valley, 13 km north-east of Mount Hagen, the capital of Western Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea. The airport has one terminal and two runways, and is operated by its owner, National Airports Corporation of Papua New Guinea. History Kagamuga Airport was built in 1934. It was used by missionaries and the Australian administration for air service to Mount Hagen. It was renovated during World War II. The airport underwent a renovation starting in 2013. Constructed at a low level, the pre-existing terminal building was exposed to a water drainage problem and was regularly affected by waterlogging. The reconstruction fell under the scope of the Civil Aviation Development Investment Program (CADIP) which aimed to increase the safety, accessibility and reliability of airports in PNG. The Government of PNG and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) jointly funded the airport development project. Reconstructed at a cost of approximately PGK 70 mmillion (US$23 million), the main terminal building reopened in 2015. A local artefact, the Mount Hagen axe, provided inspiration for the design of the newly constructed terminal, with the exteriors shaped like the axe and decorated in traditional patterns. The sewerage treatment system integrated into the construction of the building converts the liquid waste into fertiliser after separating it from the solid waste. In 2018, the airport was closed for two days due to security concerns after a dispute between guards and a local landowning group. In 2019/2020, the Mount Hagen Kagamuga Airport was used for all the flights of Air Niugini using Wapenamanda due to maintenance work on the runways at that airport, performed by the National Airports Corporation. Airlines and destinations Air Nuigini operates daily services to Port Moresby with Fokker 100. PNG Air operates daily services with ATR 72-600. Facilities Kagamuga International airport has one main terminal housing Air Niugini, Hevilift, and PNG Air. The airport facility has been rebuilt from the ground up, and reopened in November 2015. In 2019, the baggage x-ray machine was supplied by the Australian Government, Department of Home Affairs free of charge and delivered on a Royal Australian Air Force C130 aircraft from Port Moresby to Mount Hagen. Runways Kagamuga International Airport features two runways. The main runway bears the designation 12/30 and measures 2'190 m in length with 30 m in width. The second runway is designated as 08/26 and is 1'097 m long and 18 m wide. Navigational aids equipment of both runways includes precision approach path indicator (PAPI), non-directional (radio) beacon (NDB), distance measuring equipment (DME), and approach and tower (TWR) facilities. References
Port lotniczy Mount Hagen

Port lotniczy Mount Hagen (IATA: HGU, ICAO: AYMH) – port lotniczy zlokalizowany w mieście Mount Hagen, w Papui-Nowej Gwinei. Linie lotnicze i połączenia Air Niugini (Port Moresby) Airlines PNG (Cairns, Kikori, Kiunga, Lae, Moro, Port Moresby, Tabubil) Przypisy
Aeroportul Mount Hagen

Aeroportul Mount Hagen (IATA: HGU, ICAO: AYMH) este un aeroport din Western Highlands Province⁠(d), Papua Noua Guinee. A fost numit după Mount Hagen. Situat la o altitudine de 1.642 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Aeroporto di Haelogo

L'aeroporto di Haelogo (IATA:HEO; ICAO:AYHG) è un piccolo aeroporto posto nelle vicinanze di Boridi ed Efogi. La pista è situata in un bosco ed è composta da Erba. Probabilmente non vi è un traffico regolare e potrebbe essere utilizzato per dei piccoli aerei turistici. Note
Aeroportul Haelogo

Aeroportul Haelogo (IATA: HEO, ICAO: AYHG) este un aeroport din Provincia Centrală, Papua Noua Guinee. Situat la o altitudine de 914 m, aeroportul dispune de 1 pistă. Infrastructură Piste Aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Pista are orientarea 12/30. Terminale Note Vezi și
Mahur Island

Mahur Island (auch San Francisco Island genannt) ist eine Insel, die zu den Lihir-Inseln der New Ireland Province von Papua-Neuguinea gehört. Geographie Die Insel liegt im Pazifik etwa 30 Kilometer nördlich von Niolam, der Hauptinsel der Lihir-Gruppe. Mahur Island ist damit die nördlichste der Lihir-Inseln. Die Insel ist näherungsweise rund und misst an der breitesten sowie längsten Stelle ca. drei Kilometer. Sie weist eine andesitische Erhebung von ca. 215 Metern Höhe auf. Georg Friederici untersuchte die Insel und stellte fest, dass Korallenkalke die andesitische Erhebung bis auf ca. 182 Meter Höhe umschließen. Literatur Stichwort: Mahur. Deutsches Kolonial-Lexikon. Berlin. 1920. Band 2. Weblinks Mahur Island auf GeoNames
Ambitle

Ambitle és una illa volcànica de 87 km2. Juntament amb Babase és una de les dues illes que formen les illes Feni de l'arxipèlag Bismarck. L'illa es troba a la província de Nova Irlanda de Papua Nova Guinea, a l'est de Nova Irlanda. És un estratovolcà que s'eleva fins als 450 msnm. La darrera vegada que va entrar en erupció, segons la datació per radiocarboni, va ser al voltant de l'any 350 aC. La seva caldera, de 3 quilòmetres d'amplada, conté aigües termals, piscines de fang i fumaroles al costat occidental. A l'oest de l'illa hi ha fumaroles hidrotermals. Referències
Ambitle

Ambitle ist die größte und südlichste Insel der Feni-Inseln (Tabar-Inseln) im Stillen Ozean, nördlich von Neuirland im Bismarck-Archipel, die zu Papua-Neuguinea, Provinz New Ireland gehören. Sie ist Teil der Tabar-Lihir-Tanga-Feni Inselkette. Ambitle ist durch die nur 100 m breite Salat-Straße von der Insel Babase getrennt. Die 87 km² große Insel ist schroff, felsig und dicht bewaldet. Auf der Insel befindet sich der 450 Meter hohe Ambitle, ein plio-pleistozäner Stratovulkan mit einer 3 km großen zentralen Caldera und verschiedenen Lavadomen. Beim letzten großen Ausbruch des Ambitle vor 2300 Jahren bildete sich östlich der Dome ein Maar. Auf der Westseite der Caldera unweit des zentralen Lavadomes gibt es starke vulkanische Aktivitäten mit heißen und kochenden Quellen, Schlammtöpfen und Solfataren. Hydrothermale Quellen im Flachwasser der Korallenriffe an der Tutum Bay im Westen der Insel setzen hohe Arsen-Konzentrationen frei und weisen damit auf Goldvorkommen hin. Auf Ambitle wurden 2006 durch die New Guinea Gold Corporation und Vangold Resources Ltd Testbohrungen und Kartierungen durchgeführt, da auf der Insel eine Goldlagerstätte vermutet wird, die ähnlich großen Goldressourcen wie die Lagerstätte Ladolam auf der Nachbarinsel Niolam, Lihir-Inseln besitzen könnte. Weblinks Thomas Pichler: Shallow-water hydrothermal activity. University of South Florida (englisch) Ambitle im Global Volcanism Program der Smithsonian Institution (englisch) Feni Islands auf oceandots.com (Memento vom 23. Dezember 2010 im Internet Archive) (englisch) Einzelnachweise
Ambitle

Ambitle is a volcanic island on the South Bismarck plate which, together with Babase, another volcanic island, makes up the Feni Islands in the Bismarck Archipelago. The island is located within the Papua New Guinea's New Ireland Province, to the east of the island of New Ireland. It is part of the Tanir Rural LLG local government area. Ambitle is a stratovolcano, reaching 450 metres (1,480 feet) above sea level, located at the southeastern end of the NW-trending 250 km long Tabar-Lihir-Tanga-Feni (TLTF) volcanic island chain. It last erupted in about 350 BCE based on radiocarbon dating. The rock types sampled from Ambitle include feldspathoid-bearing basalt, trachybasalt, phonotephrite, trachyandesite, and trachydacite or quartz-trachyte. Its caldera, 3 kilometres (2 miles) wide, contains thermal areas on its western side. Venting of hydrothermal water also occurs in coral reefs to the west of this island. The vents located at Tutum Bay are unique in that the vent fluids and surrounding sediments contain some of the highest concentrations of arsenic in a natural system. History In March 1643 the expedition to Oceania of Abel Tasman approached New Ireland. Tasman believed that he had already reached the mainland of New Guinea, while he was in fact sailing along the eastern coast of New Ireland. The expedition passed south of Ambitle, naming it St. Jan's Island. One of those on board the Zeehaen, one of the two ships on the voyage, drew coastline profiles of the island in Tasman's journal. References Further reading Pichler, Thomas; Dix, George R. (May 1996). "Hydrothermal venting within a coral reef ecosystem, Ambitle Island, Papua New Guinea". Geology. 24 (5). Geological Society of America: 435–438. doi:10.1130/0091-7613(1996)024<0435:HVWACR>2.3.CO;2.
Ambitle

Ambitle es una isla volcánica que, junto con la Babase, otra isla volcánica, es una de las dos Islas Feni en el Archipiélago de Bismarck. La isla está situada dentro de la Provincia de Nueva Irlanda de Papua Nueva Guinea, al este de la isla de Nueva Irlanda. Ambitle es un estratovolcán, alcanzando 450 metros (1476,4 pies) sobre el nivel del mar. Su última erupción fue alrededor del año 350 a. C. según la datación por radiocarbono. Su caldera, es de 3km de ancho, contiene áreas termales en su lado occidental. La ventilación de agua hidrotermal también ocurre en los arrecifes de coral al oeste de esta isla.​ Referencias Otras lecturas Pichler, Thomas; Dix, George R. (May 1996). «Hydrothermal venting within a coral reef ecosystem, Ambitle Island, Papua New Guinea». Geology (Geological Society of America) 24 (5): 435-438. doi:10.1130/0091-7613(1996)024<0435:HVWACR>2.3.CO;2. Enlaces externos