Balanipa

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The prince of Balanipa leaves after a meeting with the assistent-resident of Mamuju (1938) COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Na een officiele ontvangst in het huis van de assistent-resident te Mamuju Celebes vertrekt de voornaamste Maradia de zelfbestuurder van Balanipa TMnr 10003343.jpg
The prince of Balanipa leaves after a meeting with the assistent-resident of Mamuju (1938)

Balanipa is a subdistrict (Indonesian : kecamatan ) of the Polewali Mandar regency, in West Sulawesi, Indonesia.


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