Koska, Palau

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Coordinates: 7°02′06.9″N134°15′07.2″E / 7.035250°N 134.252000°E / 7.035250; 134.252000
Country Palau
State Peleliu

Koska is a village in Peleliu, Palau. [1] It is located near Imelchol Village and Kloulklubed. [1]

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