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Fianarantsoa

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Fianarantsoa , town (1993 pop. 99,005), S central Madagascar, in the central highlands. It is the chief commercial center of a fertile agricultural region producing rice, coffee, potatoes, tobacco, and wine. Food processing is the town's chief industry. A railroad connects Fianarantsoa with Manakara, a small port on the Indian Ocean. Author not available, FIANARANTSOA. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Fianarantsoa
Fianarantsoa, Madagascar Founded in 1830, the name uses a combination of Malagasy words, fianàrana ‘school’ or ‘study’ and sòa ‘good’, to give the meaning of ‘(a place) where one learns what is good’. Read more
Malagasy peoples
...second-largest group is the Betsimisaraka, who live generally in the east. The third is the Betsileo, who inhabit the plateau around Fianarantsoa. Others include the Tsimihety, the Sakalava, the Antandroy, the Tanala, the Antaimoro, and the Bara. All Malagasy peoples... Read more

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