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Luganville is the
second largest city in
Vanuatu after the
capital Port Vila; it is
located on the
island of
Espiritu Santo and has a po****tion of 18...
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Luganville Airfield or
Bomber Field #3 is a
former World War II
airfield on the
island of
Espiritu Santo in the New
Hebrides Islands at the
Espiritu Santo...
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region of Melanesia. It is in the
Sanma Province of Vanuatu. The town of
Luganville, on
Espiritu Santo's
southeast coast, is Vanuatu's second-largest settlement...
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Luganville Soccer City
Stadium is a
sports stadium located in
Luganville, Vanuatu. It is the main
stadium for the
Luganville Football ****ociation's TVL...
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around flight schedules,
matches due to be pla**** at the
Luganville Soccer Stadium in
Luganville,
Vanuatu were
moved to the HFC Bank
Stadium in Suva, Fiji...
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encouraged increasing urbanisation and the po****tions of Port Vila and
Luganville grew rapidly. In
November 1974, the
British and
French met and agreed...
- 6 MHz in Port Moresby, 105.9 MHz in Honiara, 99.0 MHz in Port Vila and
Luganville, and 100.1 MHz in Funa****i. The
station also
broadcasts local content...
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Luganville Seaplane Base is a
former World War II
seaplane base in the
Segond Channel between the
islands of
Espiritu Santo and Aore
Island in the New...
- po****tion of 45,860 and an area of 4,248 km2. The
provincial capital is
Luganville.
Other larger settlements are Hog Harbour, Port Olry, Nakere, Ipaiato...
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Santo International Airport is an
airport in
Luganville on
Espiritu Santo in
Vanuatu (IATA: SON, ICAO: NVSS). The
airport used to be
called Santo-Pekoa...
