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Padang

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Padang , city (1990 pop. 631,263), capital of Sumatra Barat prov., on W Sumatra, Indonesia, on the Indian Ocean at the mouth of the small Padang River. An important port, it has a large trade in coffee, copra, rubber, spices, tobacco, and cement, which are shipped principally from its port, Teluk Bayur. Padang remains the principal outlet for the important Umbilin coalfields. In the area are a huge cement plant and several textile mills. The city has an airport and is the seat of Andalas Univ. Padang suffered significant damage from an earthquake in 2007. ... Read more
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Concise Dictionary of World Place-Names Padang, Sumatra/Indonesia On the coastal plain between the sea and the Padang Highlands inland and close to the mouth of the Padang River, the Malay name means ‘Field’. Read more
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A Dictionary of Plant Sciences padang A tropical heath-forest of south-eastern Asia, growing on podzolic soils severely depleted of nutrient. It is a type of keranga . Read more

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