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Kimbe
Papua New Guinea
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Kimbe, port on the north-central coast of New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea, southwestern Pacific Ocean. Located in an area of cones, domes, and alluvial fans of volcanic origin, the town lies along Stettin Bay, an inlet of Kimbe Bay. Palm oil is extracted at a factory near Kimbe and shipped overseas from the town’s wharf. Copra and cocoa production and logging are also important. Pop. (2000) 14,656.
This article was most recently revised and updated by Lorraine Murray.
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