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References
- ↑ Leonard Lueras; Lorca Lueras (2000). Surfing Indonesia (3rd ed.). Tuttle Publishing. p. 200. ISBN 962-593-853-2.
- ↑ Joshua Eliot; Liz Capaldi; Jane Bickersteth (2001). Indonesia handbook, Volume 3 (3rd ed.). Footprint Travel Guides. p. 799. ISBN 1-900949-51-2.
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