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# Great Lakes (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Great Lakes:

### Africa

* African Great Lakes, a collection of lakes in and around the Great Rift Valley in eastern Africa
       We have an article on one, Lake Tanganyika

### Australia

* The Great Lakes — A region on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales, around Forster-Tuncurry
* Great Lake, part of Tasmania's Highland Lakes
* The Great Lakes District, another named for the Perth Wetlands in Perth, Western Australia

### China

Chinese Tài Hú translates approximately as "Great Lake"; our article is at Lake Tai

### North America

* Great Lakes — A region in the United States of America and Canada.
* Great Lakes (South Dakota)

### United Kingdom

* Great Lake (Britain), a lake on the River Poulter in Nottinghamshire, England
# Great North Region

Great North Region is the northernmost region of New Hampshire.

## Cities

* 44.468611-71.1838891 Berlin
* 44.894444-71.4958332 Colebrook
* 44.870833-71.3058333 Dixville Notch — famous for holding its presidential elections early
* 44.488889-71.5691674 Lancaster
* 44.601389-71.4091675 Stark
* 45.051111-71.3913896 Pittsburg

## Other destinations

* 44.7917-71.08331 Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge -
* 44.680833-71.4377782 Nash Stream Forest
* 44.510388-71.4080843 White Mountain National Forest - This portion of The White Mountain National Forest encompasses the Pilot Range of Mountains.

## Do

Northern New Hampshire has a growing number of recreational trail networks through thousands of acres of forest. Snowmobile trails are managed through local clubs and more information and trail reports can be found on their individual sites. ATV trails are also managed by local clubs, but are connected in a larger network known as Ride the Wilds. The Cohos hiking trail begins at Fourth Connecticut Lake on the Canadian border, and travels through many scenic areas of the region.
# Great Goat Island

Great Goat Island is an island near the parish of St. Catherine in Jamaica. Great Goat Island is the largest of the two islands.

## Understand

Great Goat Island or Gt. Goat Island, for short is a private island and park off the coast of St. Catherine Parish in Jamaica. It is about 10 minutes boat ride from Hellshire Beach.

### Landscape

The landscape is mostly forest.

### Climate
## Get in

* The island is private, but a boat ride from Hellshire beach could get you in.

## Fees and permits

The island is free.

## Do

* Touring the island
* Boat riding on the coast
* Hiking
* Rafting
* Sun Bathing
* Camping

## Eat

* Tourists who tour the island normally cook on the island.

## Drink

There are many drinks in Jamaica. Standards such as Pepsi and Coca-Cola can be found, but if you want to drink local soda, you can try Bigga Cola, or grapefruit soda called "Ting", and also ginger beer. Also, try any soda by Desnoes & Geddes, typically labelled as "D&G." "Cola champagne" and "pineapple" are popular flavours that you won't find anywhere else.
You can try the local lager called Red Stripe (which is exported to many countries in the west, so there is a good chance you have already tasted it) and Dragon Stout. Guinness is popular and the export 7% proof has a kick. Most beers can be found in Jamaican pubs and hotels.
A local hard drink is Jamaican Rum, which is made from sugar cane. It normally tends to be overproof and drunk with cola or fruit juice. Drink with caution! It's not designed for someone who is drinking it for the first time. It is not unheard of to have 75% proof Jamaican rum.
Alcohol is restricted to those 18 and over, but they don't generally enforce the laws as strictly as it would be in other countries.

## Sleep

There are inns, and small accommodations near Great Goat Island, in the nearby Hellshire community, or Portmore.
Tents can sleeping bags can be used on the island.

### Camping

The island has a great camping vicinity and is clean.

### Backcountry
## Stay safe

Great Goat Island is a very safe place.
# Mir

Mir is a town in the Kareličy region of Grodno Oblast in Belarus. Prior to the 2nd World War it was known as an international centre of Jewish learning (Mir yeshiva).

## Get in

The place has no railway station, so you will have to look for a bus from Minsk. There are several buses a day, from Minsk main autobus station. There is a bus from Nesvizh to Mir (costs 1.92 rubles) in the afternoon. The buses stop at 53.45415226.4669211 Mir bus station.

## Get around

Mir is a rather small town and it will take you about 10-15 minutes to walk to the Mir Castle from the middle of the town where the bus stop is located. The bus stop is in Market Square - where the local market, a bank and a hotel can be found.

## See

* 53.45126726.4728941 Mir Castle, ☏ +375 01596 2 82 70, +375 01596 2 82 90, info@mirzamak.by. 10:00-18:00. This late medieval castle is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ticket into the castle and the chapel-crypt behind it can be bought at the entrance - 100 m away from the castle gate tower. M-F 14 Belarus rubles; Sa Su 16 rubles. (updated Nov 2021)
* 53.452526.4652782 Saint Nicolas' Church. (updated Sep 2022)

## Buy

Not far from the castle - at the parking lot - there are several souvenir kiosks with hand-made pottery and wood products. The vendors show prices on a calculator.

## Eat

Within a walking distance from the castle there is a Mirum Cafe with good cuisine and modern design. Beside the red St. Nicolas Church there is another restaurant, but the interior is rather shabby. Inside Mir Castle on the ground floor, there is a cafe called Mir Castle that serves national cuisine.

## Sleep

There are at least two hotel staying options in Mir. One of them is in the basement of the castle - a three-star hotel complex that includes a superb restaurant.
* 53.45144226.4735081 Mir castle hotel (Inside the castle). Note that it provides discounted price (but not free admission) to the castle. 140 to 220 rubles for double occupancy. Extra 20% added during Christmas holidays. (updated Nov 2021)
A more budget option that would fit an individual traveler is located in the center of Mir, near the bus station. Since this is a province hotel that is state-owned it has no web-site.

## Go next

* Nesvizh, around 27 km away, is home to another UNESCO World Heritage site. It is possible to do both sites in one day. There is a bus from Nesvizh at 14:26 which arrives at Mir at 15:05. Vice versa the connection leaves at 13:52. Otherwise consider a taxi between Mir and Nesvizh
# Miquelon

Miquelon is an island and village in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

## Understand

Although it is much larger than Saint-Pierre, it is much less populated. The residents are primarily of Basque and Acadian heritage.
Geologically, Miquelon is three islands, connected by isthmuses formed from drifting sand:
* 47.126111-56.3688891 Le Cap at the north, location of the village of Miquelon (pop. 600).
* 47.040179-56.3348782 Miquelon proper (Grande Miquelon). The name comes from the Basque version of Michael, which was the name of several fishermen who settled here.
* 46.845411-56.3075283 Langlade (Petite Miquelon), which has no permanent inhabitants but is a popular vacation spot. The name is a corruption of the French l'île à l'Anglais or Englishman's Island.

## Get in

* 47.095833-56.3844441 Miquelon Airport (Aéroport de Miquelon MQC ). is a small airport served by Air Saint Pierre, the islands' airline.
* 47.10178-56.375662 SPM Ferries. Ferry between Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. The ferry takes approximately 90 minutes. (updated Sep 2019)

## Get around

* 47.10314-56.379853 Auto Action. Car rental (updated Sep 2019)

## See

* 47.10046-56.37781 Our Lady of Ardilliers Church (Église Notre-Dame-des-Ardilliers de Miquelon). Inaugurated in 1865, the church is named in honor of Father Ardilliers and his sister, a nun at Notre-Dame-des-Ardilliers in Saumur, who probably funded the construction of first church in Miquelon. (updated Jun 2022)

## Eat

* 47.09819-56.37561 Restaurant Brian and Brasserie Michael, 18, rue Anne-Claire du Pont de Renon, ☏ +508 41 64 89, drevert@cheznoo.net. closed Mon.. Traditional cuisine, seafood, snacks.
* 47.100673-56.3787142 Snack Bar à Choix, 2, rue Sourdeval Miquelon, ☏ +508 41 62 00, chancyl@cheznoo.net. Closed Mon. seafood crepe, roasted chicken, baked apple crepe, traditional cooking
* 47.1033-56.380663 Mayou'naise. (updated Sep 2019)

## Sleep

* Hôtel L'Escale, 30, rue Victor Briand, ☏ +508 41 61 24, +508 41 64 89, drevert@cheznoo.net. 6 rooms from €42.
* Chez Marlène, Anse du Gouvernement (Langlade), ☏ +508 55 01 32, chezmarlene@cheznoo.net. 2 rooms from €45.
* 47.10468-56.382491 Auberge de l'île. (updated Sep 2019)
# Fano

There's more than one place called Fano or Fanø:

### Italy

* Fano - a town in the province of Pesaro and Urbino, in the Marche region

### Denmark

* Fanø - one of the Wadden Sea Islands, in South Jutland

### Spain

* Fano - a district of the municipality of Gijón / Xixón, in Asturias
# Far Far North

The Far Far North is the northernmost district of Northland in the North Island of New Zealand, further north than the Bay of Islands and the Hokianga. The top part is the Aupouri Peninsula, with Ninety Mile Beach on its west coast, Cape Reinga at the northern tip, and the main town of Kaitaia at its southern base. The district also includes the north-eastern bays and harbours, such as Whangaroa and Doubtless Bay, the latter with its beach communities of Mangonui, Coopers Beach and Taipa.

## Towns

* -35.1125173.2627781 Kaitaia
* -34.99173.482 Taipa-Mangonui including the small seaside settlements of Mangonui, Coopers Beach, Cable Bay and Taipa
* -35.052222173.7419443 Whangaroa

## Other destinations

* -34.420948172.6797431 Cape Reinga – where the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean meet
* -35.0398173.16842 Ninety Mile Beach

## Get in
### By plane

Barrier Air flies from Auckland to Kaitaia Airport up to 3 times a day, flight time 65 minutes.

### By bus

Bus services are provided by Intercity Coach from Auckland changing at Kerikeri.

## Go next

* On the east coast, the Bay of Islands
* On the west coast, the Hokianga, 60 minutes drive from Kaitaia
** Horeke – Mangungu Mission House, historic site, location of the biggest signing of the Treaty of Waitangi; Wairere Boulders, an enormous basalt flow
** Kohukohu – town on the northern shore of the Hokianga Harbour
** Mangamuka Bridge – Omahuta Kauri Sanctuary, 5 of the 12 biggest kauri trees in an undisturbed healthy forest
# Fanes

West along the coast road of Rhodes is the village of Fanes, just west of Soroni, with a picturesque harbour and a flat isolated beach with tamarisk trees for some natural shade.

## Understand

Fanes village is situated in the west coast of Rhodes island and about 22km far away from Rhodes town.
Fanes is small traditional agricultural Greek village with extensive farms.
We are getting out of large hotel territory here and about 30km from Rodos city. The beach is long and flat, mainly fine sharp sand and shingle with a couple of decent taverns at the back of the beach.

## Do

Windsurfing and kitesurfing are hugely popular here, given the wide flat sands and the northerly exposure.
# Fanning Springs

Fanning Springs is on the Big Bend Coast of Florida. It's in two counties, Gilchrist and Levy, and is home to a population of approximately 1,000 in 2019. Attractions include the Nature Coast State Trail, Fanning Springs State Park, and Fort Fanning State Park.

## See

* 29.5864-82.93441 Fanning Springs State Park (on US-19/98). The location of one of the state's 33 first magnitude springs, the area was previously occupied by Native Americans, who had arrived in the region 14,000 years ago. There are Native American historic sites within the park. (updated Jul 2020)

## Do

* 29.561667-82.9230561 Andrews Wildlife Management Area (five miles north of Chiefland in Levy County). The largest continuous tract of old-growth hardwood hammock forest on the Suwannee River exists within this 3,600-acre Wildlife Management Area. The old trees provide homes for flying squirrels, owls, and several bat species including Rafinesque's big-eared bat. North American river otters, Suwannee alligator snapping turtles, and many snake species use the cypress/tupelo swamps. Gulf sturgeon can often be seen leaping out of the water from the bank of the Suwannee River. It has over ten miles of trails and unpaved roads. An interpretive boardwalk travels through a transition of habitats from upland forest to floodplain swamp. Hunting is popular at this WMA due to robust wild turkey, white-tailed deer, and feral hog populations. There is good fishing in the Suwannee River from boats and from the shore. (updated Jul 2020)

## Go next

* Cedar Key
* Perry
# Fano (Italy)

Fano is a city in Marche. Known as Fanum Fortunae in Roman times, the city today is a fairly well-known coastal resort and one of the most important Adriatic fishing ports. Fano is a tourist destination for those looking for quality of life, with a first rate cultural, historical and environmental heritage, enabling visitors within a distance of a few kilometres to enjoy the sea as well as the delightful hilly inland countryside. The port divides the coast of Fano into two, with Sassonia beach to the east and the sandy Lido to the west. A number of other wide beaches and small bays are to be found along the coast on both sides of the town at Fosso Sejore, Metaurilia, Torrette and provide welcoming natural environments the tourist.

## Get in
### By plane

Fano has its own airport. Fano Airport is an airport in Italy (ICAO: LIDF), located 1 km southeast of Fano. The airport is used for general aviation, with no commercial airline service, but is possible to rent an aero taxi. In the airport there are a well known Parachute and Aviation School.

### By train

There is a 43.84283213.0245081 railway station. Trains run up and down the coast from Fano, to Pesaro, Rimini and Bologna in the north and Ancona to the south.

### By car

The A14, a six-lane motorway known as the autostrada adriatica, runs from Bologna to Taranto. The SS 73 bis heads inland towards Rome, Umbria e Toscana.

## See

* 43.84310713.0144641 Arco di Augusto
* 43.84442813.0181552 Palazzo Malatestiano
* 43.84744713.0149833 Rocca Malatestiana
* 43.84261513.0236394 Bastione Sangallo
* 43.84227913.0171045 Chiesa e Convento di S. Maria Nuova
* 43.84384813.0197996 San Pietro in Valle
* 43.818212.97437 Eremo di Monte Giove
* 43.84368113.0176748 Palazzo del Podestà an der Piazza XX Settembre
* 43.83438213.0065359 Piazza del Popolo
* 43.84349813.01553210 Duomo Santa Maria Assunta

## Do

There is a long beach:
* 43.80135813.0935081 Bagni Torrette
* 43.80424713.0895922 Bagni Hermes
* 43.7931813.1045783 Bagni Azzura

## Sleep

* Relais Villa Giulia, Via di Villa Giulia, Località San Biagio 40, ☏ +39 0721 823159, fax: +39 0721 837076. The lounges and the bedrooms are fully furnished with the antique original furniture and all around there are the books and the objects of daily use from the past. The cosy self catered apartments are in the park, and overlook the sea too. The lush landscaped gardens face the sea and are full of enchanting spots, the panoramic swimming pool lies between the olives and the vineyards and faces the sea too. B&B and self catered accommodations, breakfast, lunch and dinner (May-Sep), bicycles, parking, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi.
# Far Hills

Far Hills is in New Jersey.

## Do

Far Hills Races, formally called The Far Hills Steeplechase, is a time-honored tradition filled with extravagant picnic areas or spots one may purchase. There is plentiful food, alcohol, floral centerpieces, ice carvings, and culinary feasts. It is a joyous all-day event.
# Greater Charleston

Greater Charleston is a region in South Carolina.

## Cities

* 32.783333-79.9319441 Charleston (South Carolina)
* 32.885278-80.0169442 North Charleston (South Carolina)
* 33.186-80.575653 St. George
* 33.0185-80.175654 Summerville
* 32.79407-79.862595 Mt. Pleasant

## Other destinations

* 32.796389-79.7651 Isle of Palms
* 32.608611-80.0816672 Kiawah Island
* 32.582222-80.1633333 Seabrook Island
* 32.666111-79.9391674 Folly Beach
* 32.763333-79.8377785 Sullivan's Island

## Go next

* Golden Corner
* Grand Strand
* Santee Cooper Country
# Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge

The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is a great park for birdwatching, with over 200 species of birds resting and feeding there. It is situated in Morris County, New Jersey, United States. It is 26 mi (42 km) west of Manhattan's Times Square.

## Understand

The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge consists of 7,600 acres (3,100 hectares) of varied habitats. It is run by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and supported by the Friends of the Great Swamp. The refuge was established as a refuge on November 3, 1960; and has now become a resting and feeding area for more than 244 species of birds.
Fox, deer, muskrat, turtles, fish, frogs and a wide variety of wildflowers and plants also call the refuge home.
The refuge is open from sunrise to sunset.
If you would like to contact the refuge:
* Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, 241 Pleasant Plains Rd, Basking Ridge, ☏ +1 973 425-1222, fax: +1 973 425-7309, greatswamp@fws.gov.

## Get in

Cars may be parked at any of the designated parking lots.
A map of the Great Swamp Refuge is available from the Fish and Wildlife Service.

## Fees and permits

There are no fees for visiting the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge.

## Get around

Cars are not allowed within the park, outside of the designated roads and parking lots.
There are trails within the refuge, which are open only to foot traffic.

## Do

* There are several hiking trails.
* The Great Swamp is an excellent place for bird watching.
* There are many photo opportunities (animals, landscapes, and plants) throughout the Great Swamp Refuge. The best times to photograph plants are usually on misty, overcast days to keep the bright, direct sunlight (and shadows) to a minimum. Landscape and wildlife photos can be taken with many different types of light in the swamp.
* Visit the Wildlife Observation Center, off New Vernon Road. The refuge headquarters is on Pleasant Plains Road.
* The Raptor Trust. Rescues injured birds and animals. They are based just outside of the Great Swamp on White Bridge Road in Millington, NJ. If you are in the area for the wildlife, stop in and see these good folks and the animals that they are saving.

## Sleep

Camping is not allowed in the refuge. If you do want to camp, two local parks allow camping by permit - Mahlon Dickerson$^{[deadlink]}$ and Lewis Morris$^{[deadlink]}$ Parks.

## Stay safe

This is largely wetland, so be prepared for soggy conditions and stay on the trails where possible.
# Great Zimbabwe

Great Zimbabwe is a complex of ruins built by Shona-speaking people between the 13th and 14th centuries. It was once the centre of a vast empire known as the Munhumutapa Empire. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986.

## Understand

These are the largest ruins in sub-Saharan Africa, covering almost 730 hectares (1,800 acres). There are three distinct architectural groupings known as the Hill Complex, the Valley Complex, and the Great Enclosure — all of which were built with dry-stone technique using no mortar holding the stones together. Despite this, the buildings have survived for seven centuries.

### History

Colonizing European powers refused to believe that Africans were capable of engineering on this scale, leading to theories about ancient Phoenicians, Arabs, Romans, the lost tribes of Israel, and even that the structures were built by the Queen of Sheba. Other theories as to their origin abounded among white settlers and academics, with one element in common: they could not have been built by African people; they must have some Mediterranean or Biblical connection. However archaeologist Gertrude Caton-Thompson's excavations in 1932 showed conclusively that these ruins are of an indigenous Bantu people. In the post-colonial period the sovereign nation looked to pre-colonial roots, choosing the name of this monument: 'Zimbabwe.'

## Get in

Great Zimbabwe is about 27 km southeast of Masvingo. You can get a combi from behind the TM supermarket in Masvingo, costing about US$1 and taking about 20 minutes (once it fills up). The combi drops you at a turnoff about 2 km from the gate to the ruins, you then walk past a craft market and through the Great Zimbabwe Hotel to reach the ruins. You can also get a taxi from Masvingo, and the ruins are visited by many overland trucks and other organised tours. Entry to the ruins is US$15 for foreigners.

## Permits and fees

Around US$15 - US$25 for entrance for non-Zimbabweans. You may get a discount if you have a SADC passport or residence permit.

## See

There are many other sites like Great Zimbabwe, but none are as big, and most of them are inaccessible due to poor road conditions and wild animals. Some are seen as sacred by locals so it's tough to get to them.

## Do

See all the beautiful landmarks and animals.

## Sleep
### Lodging

* -20.2654630.9230711 Great Zimbabwe Hotel, ☏ +263 39 262 274. Closest hotel to the Great Enclosure and not far from Lake Mutirikwi. Swimming pool, tennis court and volleyball pitch. Room service available from 07:00 to 21:30. They also have nice, large tents you can stay in. US$127-450 for the rooms, $25 for the tents. (updated Apr 2023)
* -20.26970930.9517322 Lodge at the Ancient City, ☏ +263 39 265 120. (updated Jan 2018)

### Camping

There are campsites just outside the ruins, with dorms and rondavels.
# Greater Blue Mountains Area

* National parks and karst conservation areas of the Greater Blue Mountains Area Blue Mountains • Gardens of Stone • Jenolan Caves • Kanangra-Boyd • Nattai • Thirlmere Lakes • Wollemi • Yengo
The Greater Blue Mountains Area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Blue Mountains, it was inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 2000. It includes the following national parks:
* Blue Mountains National Park
* Gardens of Stone National Park
* Kanangra-Boyd National Park
* Nattai National Park
* Thirlmere Lakes National Park
* Wollemi National Park
* Yengo National Park
* Jenolan Caves Karst Conservation Area