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The '''Tariku River''' is a river in the northern part of the Indonesian province of [[Papua (province)|Papua]]. During the Dutch colonial era it was known as the Rouffaer River. The Tariku River flows generally eastward in the basin north of the island's central mountainous cordillera. Eventually it meets the [[Taritatu River]], and at this confluence the two rivers become the [[Mamberamo River]], one of the largest rivers on the island of [[New Guinea]]. |
The '''Tariku River''' is a [[river]] in the northern part of the Indonesian province of [[Papua (province)|Papua]]. During the Dutch colonial era it was known as the Rouffaer River. The Tariku River flows generally eastward in the basin north of the island's central mountainous cordillera. Eventually it meets the [[Taritatu River]], and at this confluence the two rivers become the [[Mamberamo River]], one of the largest rivers on the island of [[New Guinea]]. |
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The Tariku River is a river in the northern part of the Indonesian province of Papua. During the Dutch colonial era it was known as the Rouffaer River. The Tariku River flows generally eastward in the basin north of the island's central mountainous cordillera. Eventually it meets the Taritatu River, and at this confluence the two rivers become the Mamberamo River, one of the largest rivers on the island of New Guinea.
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