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- Khmer:
- Chrouy Samit
- French:
- Pointe Samit
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Samit Point
peninsula, Cambodia
Also known as: Chrouy Samit, Pointe Samit
Samit Point, headland and peninsula on the Gulf of Thailand, southwestern Cambodia, forming the western enclosure of shallow Kampong Saom Bay. Behind the cape sits the town of Phumi Samit. Located on the opposite side of the bay is the modern city of Sihanoukville, which is the site of the principal deepwater port of Cambodia.
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