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Kawio Island or Pulau Meares – The Outer of Indonesian Archipelago

June 5th, 2010

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Report of Team ‘Ekspedisi Garis Depan Nusantara’ An Indonisan Frontier Expedition on the outer islands, or in the front line islands of Indonesia. This post, is report of Kawio Island or Pulau Meares or Pulau Kawio expeditions, the North Island of Indonesia Central, North Sulawesi province. This expedition is an initiative of Wanadri Indonesian Environmentalists and Cultural Communities Houses Archipelago. This activity is supported by the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Ministry of Transportation, Indoneisa Navy, Bakosurtanal (Coordinating Agency for Surveys and Mapping Agency), Medco Energy, Kompas, Trans TV, and Trans-7.

Location of Kawio Island or Pulau Meares

Sub Marore Islands, Sangihe Regency, North Sulawesi Province, Coordinates: 4 ° 40’16 “N, 125 ° 25’41″ E, (PP 78 2005 data)

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Boundary

North: Adjacent to the Philippines, To the East: Bordering the Pacific Ocean, The South: Adjacent to the Island Kemboleng, West: Adjacent to the Celebes Sea, Proximity to Menado: 188.9 nautical miles, Proximity to (more…)

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Tags: Bakosurtanal, Beautiful Scenery, Celebes Sea, Coordinating Agency, Flat Terrain, Indoneisa, Indonesia archipelago, INDONESIAN ARCHIPELAGO, Island Beaches, Islands Of Indonesia, Kawio Island, Kompas, Line Islands, Marine Affairs, Meares, Meares Island, North Sulawesi, North Sulawesi Indonesia, Pulau Kawio, Pulau Meares, Rocks And Stones, Sand Beaches, Sangihe, Stones River, Trans 7, Underwater Coral Reefs

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North Indonesian Archipelago in Natuna Sea

June 4th, 2010

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Indonesia Government Regulation No. 61 of 1998 on the list of geographical coordinates of the base points of the archipelagic baselines of Indonesia in the Natuna Sea

ARCHIPELAGIC BASELINES

The archipelagic baselines of Indonesia in the Natuna Sea

The archipelagic baselines in the Natuna Sea have been established with due respect to existing Treaty and Agreement with neighboring State concerning the maritime areas which constitute Indonesia’s archipelagic waters.
Indonesia’s archipelagic baselines in the Natuna Sea are established at the outermost points at the low-water line of the outermost islands as follows.

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a) Between Tanjung Berakit located north of Bintan Island and Sentut Island to the East of Bintan Island;
b) Between Sentut Island to the east of Bintan Island and Tokongmalangbiru Island in the Anambas Islands;
c) Between Tokongmalangbiru Island in the Anambas Islands and Damar Island in the Anambas Islands; (more…)

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Tokongmalangbiru Island – The Outer of Indonesian Archipelago

June 4th, 2010

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Tokongmalangbiru Island – Group of Ananbas Island, Indonesia

Tokongmalangbiru island located in the Natuna Sea waters, exactly in the Group of Anambas Islands and direct border with Malaysia. The island is shaped boulders on which there is a lighthouse. Amid this stone there is an inscription indicating the island including the outer islands of Indonesia.

Pulau Tokongmalangbiru, part of constellation Anambas Island, the outer of Indonesian Archipelago, picture : J. E. Matheson

Administratively, the island Tokongmalangbiru Kiabu included in the Village area, District Siantan, Natuna regency, Riau Islands Province. The island is uninhabited because it is not feasible to be occupied.

Geographically, Tokongmalangbiru Island is located at coordinates 020 18 ’00 “N and 1050 35′ 47″ longitude. In this island there is No Basis Point. TD No. 022 and the Reference Point. TR 022.

Tokongmalangbiru Island can be accessed through the trip from Batam to Palmatak (Matak island’s capital) using pertintis plane, followed by speed boat to hire Letung (the capital island of skull). From Letung trip followed by hiring a medium-sized motor boat to the island Tokongmalangbiru which took seven hours of (more…)

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Coral Reef Bleaching attacked Wakatobi, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

June 4th, 2010

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Wakatobi reef map and dive point map, Wakatobi Islands, Indonesia, 1641 X 1413 px

Coral reefs in the Wakatobi region, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia is currently considered the most sustainable in the triangle area of coral reefs worldwide. Will however, recently increased sea temperatures cause coral bleaching Wakatobi attacked. “One week ago, I encountered there diving and coral reef bleaching attacked. Bleaching occurs in an area approximately 20 meters by 30 meters square, “said Regent Wakatobi Hugua, Development Cooperation in the inauguration of Biodiversity Research at Jakarta. Hugua suspect, bleaching of coral reefs at a depth of about six meters that affected two things, namely the illegal practice of ornamental fish anesthesia or an increase in the intensity of sunlight. The cooperation agreement that involves the Wakatobi Government, Ministry of Research and Technology, and PT Microsoft Indonesia.

wakatobi biodiversity – fish and coral reef species in wakatobi, Indonesia. mozaik picture eco-asia.info

National Technology Officer of PT Microsoft Indonesia Tony Seno had presented the results of the collection of marine biodiversity in the Wakatobi. Deputy Ministry for Research and Technology Utilization Division and correctional science and technology (more…)

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Anambas Island District – The Outer of Indonesian Archipelago

June 3rd, 2010

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Anambas Islands Indonesia

Anambas Islands District (District of Anambas Constellation Islands) is a maritime district located in the South China Sea between east and west Malaysia and Kalimantan are in the administrative area of Riau Islands province.

The island group is part of the Riau Islands Province, and are sometimes included in the larger Natuna Islands, located several hundred kilometers to the east. Anambas have a large reserve of natural gas that is exported to countries such as Singapore and Malaysia. The island of Matak is the main base for oil exploration.

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Anambas Island District geographically positioned 1 degree 30 minutes – 3 degrees 30 minutes south latitude and 105 degrees 20 minutes – 106 degrees 50 minutes east longitude. Was broad area of about 47040.6 square km, with an area of only 996.6 land area sq km while the rest is ocean.

As a maritime district Anambas area includes many islands, no less than 238 large and small islands are the region, about 212 islands which are not islands uninhabited. Five islands, of which (more…)

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