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# Matemo

Matemo Island is in Mozambique in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, and is part of the Quirimbas archipelago. Matemo is one of the southern islands that fall within the Quirimbas National Park.

## Understand

The island is 100km north of Pemba, 6km from the mainland and approximately 2400 hectares in size. It has palm groves, palm vegetation and pristine beaches as well as a number of small indigenous villages. The islanders main source of income is from fishing.
The island features the Matemo Island Resort, which opened late in 2004. The resort solved the problem of lack of fresh water by installing a desalination plant, which also provides fresh water to islanders.
The resort provides the only job opportunities on the island for the community, other than subsistence fishing. The community is said to be given first option for jobs and encouraged to learn new skills.

## Get in

* The 30 minute flight from Pemba is included in the cost of accommodation at the resort.
* Speed boats run here from Ibo, Quilaléa and Guludo.

## Do

* Treat yourself to an underwater wonderland with captivating diving and snorkeling where you can experience some of the world's richest coral reefs. Diving: $40/50/60 pp for near / central / far reefs (min 3 pax). Scuba refresher for divers who have not dived in last six months: $40. PADI resort course (incl an open water dive): $99. Prices inclusive of scuba equipment.
* Take a walk through the local villages, stop for a friendly chat (if you can speak Portuguese), or take a village tour offered by the resort, $29.50/person.
* Take a fishing charter, $440/715 per trip (max 3 pax) for half day / full day.
* Dhow Sunset Cruise,$27.50/person.

## Eat

* The only restaurant is at the Matemo Island Resort.

## Drink

* Zanzi-bar at the Matemo Island Resort.

## Sleep

* Matemo Island Resort. The only accommodation on the island, it offers 24 chalets, a restaurant, bar, a pool and kilometers of beaches. Each chalet within 10 meters of the beach and has a verandah with a hammock. The resort offers flights to and from Pemba, included in the price of accommodation. standard double room including breakfast, per person sharing, from US$288 to US$346.
# Miguel Pereira

Miguel Pereira is a town of Centro-Sul Fluminense, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in the Southeast of Brazil.

## Understand

Miguel Pereira is famous for its exuberant nature, cool climate and tranquility. There is a fact widely spread in the city, but not yet confirmed, that the city would have the 3rd best climate in the world.
There is no disputing that Miguel Pereira is a climatic resort, with beautiful landscapes and perfect hideaways for those who want to escape the chaos of big cities. One of the most visited spots is Lake Javary, where you can ride a pedal boat and breathe the fresh mountain air.
This city is located in a mountainous area about 620 meters above sea level. This municipality is known for its climate, rivers, water falls and the cleanliness of the water. As of 2020, its population was about 25,000.

## Get in
### By car

Approximately 150 km from downtown Rio de Janeiro in a total of 110 minutes. Go towards São Paulo, passing by Linha Vermelha and following Rodovia Presidente Dutra until exit 205 (it is 1 km before the 1st toll booth and 500 m from the 1st SOS). Drive along RJ 125 until the end, passing through Japeri, Conrado, Post of the Highway Police, Arcadia and go up the 9-km mountain (about 15 minutes), Governador Portela, Barão de Javary and Miguel Pereira.

### By bus

From Rio the intercity buses of Util have rides for around R$40 (Dec 2021). They depart from the Novo Rio Bus Terminal. Av. Francisco Bicalho, 01 - Santo Cristo - +52 21 3213-1800.

## See

* Lago de Javary.

## Eat

* Adega do Abel, +52 24 2484-5321.
* Casserole, +52 24 2484-5113.
* Gourmet & Goumant, +52 24 2484-5458.
* New Idylius, +52 24 2484-1499.
* Recanto da Serra, +52 24 2483-8732.
* MPAC Restaurant, +52 24 2484-2903.
* Casabre, +52 24 2484-2029.
* Summer Garden, +52 24 2484-1814.
* Double Dose, +52 24 2484-8466.
* Sítio Solidão, +52 24 2484-2404.
* Pizzeria Fino Trato da Massa , +52 24 2484-6733.
* Bar do Boquina, in Governador Portela.
* Point17 Pizzeria and Creperie, in Governador Portela, +52 24 2484-4653.

## Sleep

* Pousada Alegria, Rua Geraldino Fraga, 270, Alegria, +52 24 2484-2108
* Pousada Casa nas Pedras, Rua Bruno Lucci, 456, Vila Switzerland, +52 24 2484-6369
* Hotel Fazenda Javary, Pça. Frutuso da Fonseca Fernandes, 35, Lago de Javary, +52 24 2484-3611
* Hotel Fazenda Miguel Pereira , Av. Laurita, 199, Vila Switzerland, +52 24 2484-2647 or 2484-2075
* Mountain Hotel, est. Manuel Guilerme Barbosa, 1050, Pantanal, +52 24 2484-2121
* Hotel Itamaraca, Rua Comandante Paulo Emilio, 3353, Lago de Javary, +52 24 2484-4406
* Pousada La Maison, Rua Bruno Lucci, 740 - Centro, +52 24 2484-2608
* Miguel Pereira Atlético Clube Hotel, Rua Manoel Guilherme Barbosa, 520 - Centro, +52 24 2484-2903
* Hotel Pedras Brancas, Rua Cipriano Goncalves, 596 - Centro, +52 24 2484-3222
* Pousada das Rosas, Rua Bruno Lucci, 706 - Centro, +52 24 2484-2552
* Apart Hotel Summerville, Rua Bruno Lucci, 800, São Judas Tadeu, +52 24 2484-1075
* Pousada Paraíso Tia Regina$^{[deadlink]}$, Rua Climério Pereira Veloso, 70, Barão de Javary, +52 24 2484-2416.
# Migennes

Migennes is a small town in Burgundy.

## Get in
### By train

The train station called "Laroche-Migennes" is in the historic centre of Migennes.
Migennes is halfway (1 hr 30 min) along the Paris-Dijon (Lyon) line. Trains from these two cities leaves hourly and stop in Migennes for people going to Auxerre. Trains from Paris leave either from Gare de Lyon or Gare de Bercy" (the two stations are close to each other but it's better check before if you don't want to walk 10 minutes with your luggage). From Auxerre it's a 20-minute ride.
The train station has 2 exits, one for the centre of Migennes, and the other one going to Cheny, where the large carpark is. Taxis are available on call on Migennes side.

### By car

Migennes is not far from the Highway 6 (A6) going from Paris to Lyon.

## Do

Migennes is the starting and finish point of the canal de Bourgogne

### Cruise

You can cruise the canal with rental boats and you don't need a boat licence. Le Boat rental company is located near the port.

#### Cycle

You can cycle the whole canal from Migennes to Dijon in about 4 days (242 km in total). The canal pass through different towns with some historic interest. Bicycle rental are available. Ask at the tourism information centre. You can also cycle along the river Yonne.

#### Fishing

There are several rivers and lakes around Migennes where you can go fishing. As fishing is regulate, you will need a permit.

## Buy

There is a market every Thursday morning (finishing around 12:00-13:00) where you will find all the food and local products along with the classic market clothes. The market hall and the life around are quite a sight and good way to discover local food.
Several supermarkets are spotted all around town

## Eat

Migennes has a few restaurants ranging from kebab shops, pizzerias, brasseries and an Asian food restaurant. Ask the locals for their favourites place to eat.

## Drink

Not a lot of drinking option (at least at night) but you might find the odd bar staying open late depending on patronage.
The "Cabaret L'escale" is your best bet for an evening with live music show and a few drinks. The place is quite famous for being a heritage of the Music Hall golden age in France and have seen many famous French artists at their beginning. Check the program before as some evening booking is required.
Otherwise if you fancy a different atmosphere, you will have to drive to Auxerre (20 km south) as there is no public transport at night

## Sleep

* Camping Les confluents, Allée Léo Lagrange 89400, ☏ +333 86 80 94 55. Campsite offering tent and caravan space and mobile home rental. The campsite include swimming pool, sports field and café. €2.15 to 20. (updated Apr 2017)

## Go next

Auxerre, Joigny, Paris and Dijon are accessible by train
Vezelay - Unesco World heritage famous for its Basilica Sainte-Marie-Madeleine de Vézelay, located on the highest point of the city.
# Oysterville

Oysterville is in Southwest Washington on the east side of the Long Beach Peninsula on the shallow and sheltered Willapa Bay.

## Understand

Oysterville was first settled in 1841 by John Douglas, who married a local Chinook woman. Oysterville was established and named in 1854 by J.A. Clark. It was a hub of oyster farming as the name suggests. It was the seat of Pacific County until the seat was relocated to South Bend in 1893.
On February 3, 1893, all of the county records and books were stolen in order to move the county seat from Oysterville to South Bend, Washington. However, it had been agreed upon that the seat would be moved to South Bend. There is a sign telling the story of this incident across from the historical Oysterville school.

## Get in

Oysterville is located on the Long Beach Peninsula north of Ocean Park and south of Leadbetter Point State Park.

## Get around

Oysterville can be appreciated best on foot or from a boat on Willapa Bay.

## See

The town has many buildings on the National Register of Historic places, including a school house and historic homes, many built prior to 1880. Most of the buildings in this once prosperous town have been lost to the sea and the elements however a historic tour is available along with signage for visiting travelers. Since 1976 the core of Oysterville has been listed as a National Historic District.

## Buy

* Oysterville Sea Farms, First and Clark, ☏ +1 360 665-6585. fresh oysters and clams as fresh as they could possibly be
# Oyo (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Oyo:

### Nigeria

* Oyo (Nigeria) — a town in Oyo (State), Southwest Nigeria

### Republic of the Congo

* Oyo (Republic of the Congo) — a town in Cuvette

### Argentina

OYO IATA code for Tres Arroyos Airport, Buenos Aires (province)
# Ozark (Arkansas)

Ozark is a city of 3,700 people (2019) in the River Valley region of Arkansas. Ozark is adjacent to much of Arkansas wine country, and has a bridge to cross the Arkansas River for travelers heading to points south. The city is on Arkansas Highway 23, nicknamed the Pig Trail Scenic Byway, known for its steep drops, sharp curves and scenic mountain views.

## Understand

The community sits along the Arkansas River in the Arkansas River Valley on the southern edge of the Ozark Mountains.

## Get in

Interstate 40 and US 64 East-West.

## See

The old Missouri Pacific Depot now serves as a museum and houses many artifacts related to the city's history. Murals can be found throughout the city. The quintessential town square is filled with window store fronts full of antique and gift shops, crape myrtle shrubs in bloom summer through fall, and a park across from the courthouse.
The old Franklin County Jail features a distinctive stone facade, resembling a medieval castle.
The city serves as the southern access point for the Pig Trail Scenic Byway. This 19-mile (31 km) scenic drive begins 11 miles (18 km) north of Ozark where Highway 23 enters the Ozark National Forest. The Pig Trail leads drivers through rolling mountain country and past waterfalls, rock formations and the Mulberry River, popular for kayaking and canoeing. Ozark is a popular place for food and rest while exploring the Pig Trail Scenic Byway.
Ozark is in the heart of Arkansas Wine Country along with the cities of Altus, Wiederkehr Village, and Paris.

## Do

Ozark Lake on the Arkansas River provides plenty of fishing opportunities. Tree-shaded Aux Arc Park stretches along the river from the Ozark Lock and Dam and has a playground, campsites, boat launching ramps and other facilities. Within miles of Ozark are the Mulberry River and White Rock Mountain Recreation Area in the Ozark National Forest.
# Ozark National Forest

The Ozark National Forest is in the state of Arkansas. Home to 23 developed campgrounds, and include nine swimming areas, 395 mi (636 km) of hiking trails, and 370 mi (600 km) of streams for fishing.

## Understand

Mark Twain National Forest’s 1.5 million acres through 29 southern and central Missouri counties is known for its rivers and trails.

### Headquarters

* Supervisor's Office, 605 West Main, Russellville, ☏ +1 479-964-7200.

### History

The forest was created in 1908 by proclamation of President Theodore Roosevelt. The forest is home to over 500 species of trees and woody plants. Hardwoods, predominantly oak and hickory, comprise the majority of the forest. The forest contains five designated wilderness areas and several Wildlife Management Areas.

### Climate
## Get in
### By plane

* Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport (XNA), One Airport Blvd. Suite 100, Bentonville, Arkansas, +1 479 205-1000, Fax: +1 479 205-1001. The Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport provides commercial flights from a variety of carriers.
* Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT), Little Rock. It is served by all major airlines. Southwest Airlines is the airport's largest carrier with service to seven destinations. The airport has a single, 12-gate terminal building.

## See

* White Rock Mountain

## Do

* Hiking on over 395 miles of trails.
* Mountain biking.
* Fishing.
* Hunting.
* Picnicking at dozens of picnic grounds.
* Swimming.
* Canoeing.
In winter:
* Hiking

## Sleep
### Lodging
### Campgrounds

Many campgrounds in the forest.

#### Sylamore Ranger District

* Blanchard Springs Campground.

### Backcountry

Camping in the forest
* Deer camps are free camping.

## Stay safe

For any emergency dial 911 from any phone.

### Wildlife

White tail deer and wild turkey.

### Weather

Arkanas has hot, humid weather in the summers.

## Go next

Arkansas or the Ozarks (Arkansas) are good next stops.
# Middle America

Middle America can mean:
* the portion of the American continent comprising Mexico, Central America, and according to some descriptions, the Caribbean and northern South America
* a colloquial term for the portion of the United States away from the coasts, where rural areas and conservative politics and social views predominate. Boundaries are vague (Middle America in this sense is as much an abstract concept as a physical place) but correspond very roughly with the Midwest, the Great Plains, and to an arguably lesser extent the South, Texas, and the Rocky Mountains.
# Middle Caicos

Middle Caicos is an island in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

## Get in

* 21.8258-71.80251 Middle Caicos Airport (MDS ). (updated May 2019)

## See

* Conch Bar Caves National Park. The largest above-water cave system in the Bahamas (updated May 2019)

## Eat

* Mudjin Bar & Grill, Dragon Cay Resort, ☏ +1-649-246-4472, mudjinbargrill@outlook.com. Daily, 11 AM -3 PM, except W and Sa 5:30 PM - 8 PM. The best restaurant in Middle Caicos, poised on a cliff, offering panoramic views of the Mudjin Harbour and Dragon Cay. (updated Jul 2024)
# Middelburg (Eastern Cape)

Middelburg is a town of 19,000 people (2011) in the Eastern Cape.

## Understand

Middelburg was founded in 1852 halfway between the towns of Graaff-Reinet and Colesberg. The city sits at an altitude of 1279 m in the Great Karoo. One focus in agriculture is sheep breeding; a special breed here is the Dorper sheep. There are also some ostrich farms. Some farms have specialized in keeping game for hunting.

## Get in

Middelburg lies approximately 100 km from Graaff-Reinet, Cradock, Steynsburg, Colesberg, Richmond & Hanover.
Take the N9 from Colesberg. The N9 and the N10 cross near Middelburg.
The R56, the shortest route between the Northern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, ends at Middelburg.

## See

* Grootfontein Agricultural Development Institute. Outside of Middelburg, in addition to a museum, there is a herbarium with over 1000 plant species. (updated Mar 2021)

## Eat

There's a Saddlers and at least one more proper a la carte restaurant.

## Sleep

Oucor has converted retail space into modern rooms for travelers staying over for the night.

## Go next

Continue with the N9 to Graaff-Reinet.
# Middle Atlas

The Middle Atlas region of Morocco covers the mountain range as well as nearby cities such as Fez and Meknes.

## Cities

* 33.436187-5.2218041 Azrou — a mid-sized city south of Fez and Ifrane in the Ifrane National Park
* 34.043333-5.0033332 Fez — Fez is the former capital of Morocco and one of the oldest and largest medieval cities in the world
* 33.533333-5.1166673 Ifrane — a sleepy and scenic mountain town, home to the prestigious Al-Akhawayn University
* 32.880833-5.0541674 Itzer — Itzer, a small Berber town southeast of Azrou, overlooks a plateau and the Middle and High Atlas Mountains
* 33.883333-5.555 Meknes — a modern, laid-back city that offers a welcome break from the tourist crush of nearby Fez
* 34.05594-5.518326 Moulay Idriss — the holiest city in Morocco and a good place for exploring Volubilis
* 32.68-4.747 Midelt — a town halfway between Fez and the Sahara, in the high mountains
* 33.166667-5.5666678 M'Rirt
* 34.214442-4.0087899 Taza
* 33.196669-5.42111110 Zaouiate Oued Ifrane — a sleepy and extremely scenic Berber village nestled into the Mid-Atlas

## Other destinations

* 33.431756-5.1301611 Ifrane National Park — mountain slopes with cedar trees around Azrou and Ifrane populated by Barbary macaques
* 34.0878-5.181112 Moulay Yacoub — a spa resort and takes its name from a 12th-century ruler, who reigned as caliph of the Almohad Caliphate

## Understand

The Middle Atlas is part of the Atlas mountain range. Its peaks aren't of the same height as the High Atlas and its valleys aren't as secluded. The Middle Atlas is known for its cedar forests and Barbary macaques. To the north of the Middle Atlas lies a vast plain. Morocco has been ruled from this plain for quite some time, first from the Roman city of Volubilis, later from Fez, founded in the 8th century as their capital by the Arab Idrissid dynasty and in the 17th century from Meknes, which was also founded as a capital.

## See

Volubilis, 3 km NW of Moulay Idriss, is one of the main tourist sites to visit in Morocco. It's a partly excavated Roman city with UNESCO World Heritage status, listed for being "an exceptionally well preserved example of a large Roman colonial town on the fringes of the Empire".
# Millau

Millau is in Aveyron in France.

## See

* 44.07743.02061 Millau Viaduct. Opened in 2004, the Millau Viaduct is the tallest bridge in the world at 343 metres.

## Drink

At the Auchan supermarket you can find some very nice sheep's milk. Choose between organic (bio) or normal, either will set you back €3.90 for a bottle of one litre.

## Go next

Millau is an excellent base for visiting the Gorges du Tarn region, the amazing canyons cut through thick layers of limestone by the Tarn River.
# Millcreek

Millcreek is a city in Wasatch Range of Utah.

## Understand

Millcreek became a city in 2016. Millcreek spans far east to west due south of Salt Lake City and is home to many suburban neighborhoods.

## Get around

Public transport is very lackluster in Millcreek, so a rental car is almost certainly needed.

## See

* 40.689167-111.7852781 Millcreek Canyon. Located in the ranges of the Wasatch Mountains, it is a popular recreation area during both summer and winter.
# Miller

Miller is located in the heart of pheasant country, an hour north of Interstate 90, along Highway 14, also known as the "Black & Yellow Trail" ( the shortest route from Chicago and Minneapolis to the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park).
Specifically, Miller is at the junction of Highways 14 & 45 North, halfway between the Twin Cities and the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Miller is a bustling, progressive community with agriculture as its economic base. At an elevation of 2,647 the town boasts around 1,500-odd people (some are odder than others).

## Sleep

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Dew Drop Inn Motel, 201 W 14th St (north of Hwy 14 just west of Miller), ☏ +1 605-853-2431. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 11AM. Locally owned mom-&-pop motel whose slogan is "The Best Rest for Less". Rooms offer queen and double beds. Rooms range from quaint country cottages to over 400-sq-ft handicap-accessible luxury suites. The hotel is pet-friendly and offers at-door parking with plugins, playground & picnic area with grill, truck parking, free Wi-Fi, free local calls, a microwave & fridge in every room, and for pheasant hunters, a bird cleaning station & freezers. Hookups are available for campers. $48-$118.
# Millbrook

Millbrook is a small town in the River Heritage region of Alabama, near Montgomery.

## See

* 32.4483-86.3291 Town of Spectre, end of Cypress LN (on Jackson Lake Island), ☏ +1 334 430-7963. More or less the movie set for the film Big Fish, featuring rustic buildings and loose chickens and things. You can wander around or take in the Alabama River or camp for $15. $5 per person. (updated Sep 2022)

## Sleep

* Key West Inn.
# Morristown (Tennessee)

Morristown is in Eastern Tennessee. Settled in the years just after the Revolutionary War, around 1787, Davy Crockett once lived here. Prior to the Civil Rights era, Morristown had one of the only two colleges in eastern Tennessee established for African Americans, called Morristown College. One newer development is the unique urban renewal design that was implemented for the town in the 1960s, with elevated sidewalks connecting city blocks downtown. The idea didn't really take off in terms of ushering in commerce, but it does have a peculiar look nonetheless.

## Get in

You'll find Morristown in a region of Eastern Tennessee known as the Lakeway Area, as it sits straddled between Douglas Lake and Cherokee Reservoir. It is located just north of I-81, about halfway between Knoxville and the Tri-Cities region.

## See

* 36.22142-83.267541 Crockett Tavern Museum, 2002 Morningside Dr, ☏ +1 423 587-9900. Tu-Sa 11AM-5PM. Representation of tavern that Davy Crockett's father once ran. (updated Sep 2021)
* 36.24757-83.22782 Bethesda Church, 4950 Bethesda Rd. Little church where both Union and Confederate forces layed up their injured during engagements such as the Battle of Bull's Gap in the area. Some of the dead from that war are buried in the adjacent cemetery. (updated Sep 2021)

## Do

* 36.2128-83.41551 Panther Creek State Park, 2010 Panther Creek Park Rd, ☏ +1 423 587-7046. M-Sa 8AM-6PM. A state park geared for swimming, boating, and other water recreation on Cherokee Reservoir. The milieu of islands and water make for a nice touch. (updated Sep 2021)
* 36.2628-83.27622 Cherokee Park, 3075 Floyd Hall Dr, ☏ +1 423 586-5232. Daily 8AM-10PM. Another Cherokee Reservoir park. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

Try camping at Panther Creek State Park, nothing like communing with nature.
# Morris

There is more than one place called Name of place:

### Canada

* Morris (Manitoba) — A town in Manitoba.

### United States of America

* Morris (Alabama) — A town in Alabama.
* Morris (Connecticut) — A town in Connecticut.
* Morris (Georgia) — A town in Georgia (state).
* Morris (Illinois) — A town in Illinois.
* Morris (Indiana) — A town in Indiana.
* Morris (Minnesota) — A town in Minnesota.
* Morris (New York) — A town in New York (state).
* Morris (Oklahoma) — A town in Oklahoma.
* Morris (Wisconsin) — A town in Wisconsin.
* Morris County (New Jersey) — A county in New Jersey.
# Morris (Minnesota)

Morris, population 5286, is the county seat of Stevens County and home to the University of Minnesota - Morris (UMM), part of the University of Minnesota system.