Arosuka

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Arosuka is a town and government seat of Solok Regency, of West Sumatra province of Indonesia. The Solok Regency is noted for its natural structures which have attracted tourists to the area.

Coordinates: 0°57′S100°37′E / 0.950°S 100.617°E / -0.950; 100.617

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