Ba River (Fiji)

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The Ba River is located in the island of Viti Levu in Fiji. The town of Ba is built on its banks. The Rarawai Sugar Mill is located a kilometer upstream on the bank of the Ba River and makes use of the river water in its boilers.

Ba River is famous for its clams, which are a local delicacy.

17°27′S177°39′E / 17.450°S 177.650°E / -17.450; 177.650


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