Panjang Island (Jepara)

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Panjang Island is an island located in the Jepara, Central Java. The island has an area of 19 hectares and is located 1.5 nautical miles from Kartini Beach, Jepara. [1]

Geography

Panjang Island has white sand and is surrounded by shallow seas and coral reefs. There is a tropical forest in the middle of this island, with large trees interspersed with shrubs and bushes. It is as a breeding place for sea birds. The flora on this island is dominated by the trees Cotton, Tamarind, Dadap, and Pine.

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