Sarasa River

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Sarasa River
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13°20′21″N144°44′09″E / 13.3391667°N 144.7358333°E / 13.3391667; 144.7358333 Coordinates: 13°20′21″N144°44′09″E / 13.3391667°N 144.7358333°E / 13.3391667; 144.7358333

The Sarasa River is a river in the United States territory of Guam. [1]

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