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Emperor Range

mountains, Papua New Guinea
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  • Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea
    Bougainville Island

    The Emperor Range, with its highest peaks at Balbi (9,000 feet [2,743 meters]) and Bagana, both active volcanoes, occupies the northern half of the island, and the Crown Prince Range occupies the southern half. Coral reefs fringe the shore.

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    The Emperor Range, with its highest peaks at Balbi (9,000 feet [2,743 meters]) and Bagana, both active volcanoes, occupies the northern half of the island, and the Crown Prince Range occupies the southern half. Coral reefs fringe the shore.

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