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• Papua New Guinea
  ...en by 1%-2%, Tok Pisin widespread, Motu spoken in Papua regionnote: 820 indigenous languages
  Papua New Guinea is an island nation in Oceania
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• Highlands (Papua New Guinea)
  The Highlands is a region in Papua New Guinea.
  ...s the highest population of any province in Papua New Guinea. It has two important towns, Mendi, the pr...
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• New Britain (Papua New Guinea)
  New Britain is a large island region in Papua New Guinea.
  thumb|right|250px|New Britain's topography
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• Central and North (Papua New Guinea)
  Central and North Papua New Guinea encompases Central Province, Northern Prov...
  ...ince's capital but there are plans to construct a new provincial capital at Bautama. Central Province g...
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• South-western provinces (Papua New Guinea)
  The South-western provinces of Papua New Guinea are the country's Gulf and Western Provinc...
  ...e skins. Lake Murray is the largest lake in Papua New Guinea. The major economic activity is the Ok Ted...
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• Papua Region
  #REDIRECT Papua New Guinea
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• Papua (disambiguation)
  There's more than one place called Papua:
  === New Guinea ===
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• Madang
  ===Papua New Guinea===
  * Madang (region) - A province in Papua New Guinea.
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• New Britain (disambiguation)
  There is more than one place called New Britain:
  ...ew Guinea) — a large island and region of Papua New Guinea.
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• Melanesia
  | region2name=New Caledonia (France)
  ...ription=Well-developed island destination. As the New Hebrides, was a British-French Condominium until ...
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• Southern Highlands (disambiguation)
  * Southern Highlands (New South Wales) - A region south-west of Sydney.
  ===Papua New Guinea===
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• New Guinea
  New Guinea is the second largest non-continental isla...
  * Papua New Guinea - an independent state.
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• West Sepik
  West Sepik is in Papua New Guinea.
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• Ukarumpa
  ...pa is a town in Eastern Highlands region of Papua New Guinea, serving as a missionary centre.
  {{IsPartOf|Highlands (Papua New Guinea)}}
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• Highlands
  === Papua New Guinea ===
  *Highlands (Papua New Guinea)
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• Kiunga
  Kiunga is a city in the Western Province of Papua New Guinea.
  ... also has some of the best bird watching in Papua New Guinea.
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• Creole
  * Tok Pisin, spoken in Papua New Guinea
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• Papua
  ... eastern half is the independent country of Papua New Guinea.
  ...cted area in the Asia-Pacific region, ranges from Papua's southwest coast to its central mountains.
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• Kerema
  Kerema is a city in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea.
  {{IsPartOf|South-western provinces (Papua New Guinea)}}
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• Wewak
  ... East Sepik province in the Sepik region of Papua New Guinea.
  ... of formal Japanese surrender to Allied forces on New Guinea.
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