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Ambilobe is a town in north Madagascar. The population in 2001 was approximately 56,000 Its main agruculture includes sugarcane, rice and tomato, while cotton is also grown and fishing employs about 10 percent of the population. Ambilobe is a junction town for transport to and from Iharana, Sambava and other towns along the east coast.
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Ambilobe is a town in north Madagascar. The population in 2001 was approximately 56,000 Its main agriculture includes sugarcane, rice and tomato, while cotton is also grown and fishing employs about 10 percent of the population. Ambilobe is a junction town for transport to and from [[Iharana]], [[Sambava]] and other towns along the east coast.
  
Is is the closest town to Réserve Spéciale de l'Ankàrana
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Ambilobe
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Cars travel between Ambilobe and Diego Suarez, Iharana and south, direction Ambanja.
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Is is the closest town to [[Réserve Spéciale de l'Ankàrana]]
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Cars travel between Ambilobe and [[Diego Suarez]], [[Iharana]] and south, direction [[Ambanja]].

Revision as of 20:56, 19 March 2009

Ambilobe is a town in north Madagascar. The population in 2001 was approximately 56,000 Its main agriculture includes sugarcane, rice and tomato, while cotton is also grown and fishing employs about 10 percent of the population. Ambilobe is a junction town for transport to and from Iharana, Sambava and other towns along the east coast.

Is is the closest town to Réserve Spéciale de l'Ankàrana

Cars travel between Ambilobe and Diego Suarez, Iharana and south, direction Ambanja.