Kolombangara

**Kolombangara** (kadang-kadang dieja *Kulambangara*) adalah sebuah pulau di gugusan Kepulauan Georgia Baru di negara bagian Kepulauan Solomon di Samudra Pasifik barat daya. Namanya berasal dari bahasa lokal, terjemahan kasar artinya adalah "Penguasa Air" dengan sekitar 80 sungai dan anak sungai yang mengalir di sisi-sisinya.

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## Pranala luar

* Pacificwrecks.com: "Kolombangara, a military history"
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