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  Menui Island | |
| Geography | |
|---|---|
| Location | Banda Sea |
| Coordinates | 3°35′40″S123°06′44″E / 3.5944°S 123.1122°E |
| Adjacent to | Sulawesi |
| Area | 112.6 km2 (43.5 sq mi) |
| Highest point | 267m |
| Demographics | |
| Population | 7,022 |
Menui Island (Pulau Menui in Indonesian), also written Manui Island, is located off the east coast of Sulawesi, Indonesia, in the waters of the Banda Sea. It is about 80 kilometers northeast from the city of Kendari.
Menui Island formed as an uplifted quaternary coral limestone island, and forms part of the Greater Sunda islands archipelago. The island is made up of karst formations, one of which is a large ridge that separates an uninhabited monsoonal dry forest in the south west of the island from the cleared and inhabitend northeast side. [1]
Menui Island has a population of 7,022 residents as of 2018. Ulunambo, the largest village which also serves as the seat of district government, has a population of 2,544. [2] The island has its own dialect of the Wawonii language which differs slightly from that spoken on larger nearby Wawonii Island. [3]
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