| Abemama Island Profile |
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History: Abemama (pronounced Apamama) has been a home to Robert Louise Stevenson and is also known by many as the island where the Declaration of a British Protectorate was made by Captain Davis of ‘Royalist’ on 27th May 1892. In Abemama, you still can find physical evidence of American and Japanese WWII relics, cultural shrines and sites/monuments relating to their traditional spirits and famous King Binoka. History of King Binoka and his close allies, the early foreign traders, can still be heard through oratory that was passed from one generation to another and written in some history books of Kiribati. Population: 3,608 (Census 2005) Island Council: Contact details Phone Number: (686) 41002 Electricity: Solar Energy system and portable generator (privately owned by individuals). Internet: Available on the island Banking: No banking facilities available. Everything will be cash (Australian dollars) Schools: 4 Primary Schools, 1 Junior Secondary School and 3 Senior Secondary Schools. How to get there: Flight Schedule Air Kiribati Limited – every Wed, Fri and Sun Phone number: (686) 28557/21550 Coral Sun Airways – every Wed, Fri and Sun Phone number: (686) 29539/29517 Boat Schedule Kiribati Shipping Services Limited Phone number: (686) 26195, Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Oceania Shipping Services Phone number: (686) 50333, Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Kiribati Inter-Island Shipping Services Phone number: (686) 26839 Accommodation: Island Council Guest House, ...click here , Monivae Hotel Chevalier College, ...click here Link to Abemama Fact file. Check out youtube video "Weekend trip to Abemama" Dim lights Embed Embed this video on your site Map of Abemama, please ...click here Fisheries, Agriculture, Handicraft and Tourism Communications: Land line telephone and VHF/CB Radio Health Services: 1 Health Center and 4 Clinics Interesting facts: Pristine beach, crystal clear blue lagoon, WWII relics and historical/cultural shrines. |
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 August 2010 00:25 |