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Banda Aceh kuturaja, Indonesia Posted by Mr. Michael Holling on 27 October 2010 09:22:25

Aceh is located in the Northwestern of Sumatra Island with the area of approximately 57,365.57 km square or 12.26 % of size of Sumatra Island. It consists of 119 islands, 73 major rivers and 2 lakes. Aceh is surrounded by Malacca Strait in the north, North Sumatra Province in the east, Indian Ocean ... More

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