Mirontsi

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Location of Mirontsi on the island of Anjouan KM-Anjouan-Mirontsi.png
Location of Mirontsi on the island of Anjouan

Mirontsi is a town located on the island of Anjouan in the Comoros.

Coordinates: 12°09′S44°24′E / 12.150°S 44.400°E / -12.150; 44.400

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