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Nosindola (21°41’S, 43°20’E) •
Nosy Adramona (21°39’S, 43°22’E) (Translated:
Ramona island). 30 ha, heights 15 m, North of
Morombe about 6 km from
cape Antsaramanefitra. •
Nosy Adranombala (21°57’S, 43°11’E) - 5 km from
Cape Saint-Vincent, 50 ha, heights: 13 meters. •
Nosy Andambatihy (22°01’S, 43°14’E) : next to
Nosy Ve. Accessible from
Andabotibe, former site of
Andavadoaka. •
Nosy Ankarea - (-12.8404092, 48.5749343) an island near
Nosy Mitsio •
Nosy Antanimora - northern Madagascar, near
Nosy Be •
Nosy Bemoka (22°00’S, 43°14’E) (translated:
Island full of Mosquitos). South of
Cape Saint-Vincent, in direction of
Andavadoaka. •
Nosy Ovy or
Nosy Barafia - northern Madagascar, near
Nosy Be •
Nosy Bevato (translated:
Big Rock island) -
Bay of Tsingilofilo, south of
Morombe •
Nosy Faly, northern Madagascar. •
Nosy Fasy (22°03’S, 43°11’E) (translated: Sandy island) North of
Nosy Hao near
Andavadoaka. •
Nosy Hao (22°05’S, 43°11’E) (translated:
Savage island or
Lices island). This island was named
Sancti Jacobi on the map of Sanuto in 1588. Furthermore
Murder’s Island by W. F. W. Owen in 1824 because of the murder of 2 sailors by the inhabitants. 2,2 km length and 400 m wide, 5,5 km before
Andavadoaka. •
Nosy Iranja (translated:
Turtle island) - northern Madagascar, 30 miles from
Nosy Bé •
Nosy Lava (21°44’S, 43°18’E) (translated:
Long island) - 70 ha, height 16 m, near
Morombe Temporaly inhabited by some fishermen. •
Nosy Langobalana - small island near
Nosy Hao, named also:
île au Tombeau (
Tombstone island). In 1824 two English sailors (Bowie and Parson) were buried here.. •
Nosy Manitse (25°13’S, 44°14’E) (translated:
Perfumed island; other names:
Ilha do Nascimento by the Portuguese,
île Leven by the English, par les Anglais) - 110 ha, situated in the
Bay of Ampalaza, not far away from the mouth of the
Linta River. •
Nosy Mborona (25°04’S, 44°02’E) (translated: Bird's island) - in the
Linta River's mouth. •
Nosy Mivola (22°00’S, 43°14’E) (translated: island that speaks) - Cape Saint-Vincent. •
Nosy Ratafanika (21°49’S, 43°17’E) small island at
Cape Saint-Vincent. Length approx. 2 km x 200m. Forms an archipelago with
Nosy Fatra,
Nosy Andriamandriaka and
Nosy Andamonty. •
Nosy Satrana (23°38’S, 43°42’E) (translated:
Palm island) - uninhabited, 50 ha. •
Nosy Tarafa - facing
Tulear near
Sarodrano. •
Nosy Timpoy (21°46’S, 43°18’E) - south of
Nosy Lava. •
Nosy Tsarabanjina - northern Madagascar, near
Nosy Mitsio. A lodge is situated on this island. •
Nosy Vato (between 23°14’S and 23’21’S, 43°42’E). (translated:
Rock island) - in the mouth of the
Fiherenana River ==References==