Nakaza Island

Nakaza Island

Nakaza Island is a small island in the Solomon Islands, beloinging to Western Province.

Geography

The island is located 7 km north of Ranongga Island. The island is 160 m long and 80 m wide and sits on a 3 km long atoll. The island is covered in vegetation.[1]

References

  1. ^ Solomonislands.com

Coordinates: 7°51′S 156°29′E / 7.85°S 156.483°E / -7.85; 156.483

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