Lakeba
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18°13′S 178°47′W / -18.217, -178.783
Lakeba (API : /laˈkemba/) est une île des Fidji située dans le Sud de l'archipel de Lau. Il s'agit de la dixième plus grande île des Fidji avec une superficie de 60 km2[1]. Elle est fertile. Elle comporte une route d'une longueur de 29 km qui en fait le tour. Elle a une population de 2 100 habitants répartie dans huit villages dont le plus important est celui de Tubou situé dans le Sud de l'île.
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: Ouvrage utilisé comme source pour la rédaction de cet article (en) David William Steadman, Extinction and Biogeography of Tropical Pacific Birds, University of Chicago Press, 2006 (ISBN 0226771423)
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