| Bay of Langarano | |
|---|---|
  Bay of Langarano Location in Madagascar | |
| Location | Atsimo-Andrefana, Madagascar |
| Coordinates | 25°1′S44°1′E / 25.017°S 44.017°E Coordinates: 25°1′S44°1′E / 25.017°S 44.017°E |
| Native name | Baie de Langarano (French) |
| River sources | Linta River |
| Ocean/sea sources | Indian Ocean |
| Basin countries | Madagascar |
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