Where's this? (7)

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Rangoon?
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Not urban enough, methinks...
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Milne Bay / Gili Gili.
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More importantly, I think Rangoon is some 20 miles inland from the Gulf of Martaban. There is some kind of water way that leads up to Rangoon but I don't think it is not as wide as this water way appears. However, I could be wrong.
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Oh yeah... I just looked up Rangoon on Google maps, and there's a very wide river that runs from the sea to the city. Also, it runs north-south, not west-east, as seen here.
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It is Milne Bay. Found it on Google Maps. Cookie for ZekeNy...
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ORIGINAL: ZekeNY

Milne Bay / Gili Gili.

I concur, and if that is how developed it is TODAY imgaine just how much of a happening place it would have been pre WWII[8|]
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Oh yeah, it must have been hoppin'![:D] Of course, New Guinea is one of the last places on earth where there's still cannibals!
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ORIGINAL: ZekeNY

Milne Bay / Gili Gili.

That was my first thought, too...
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Congrats ZekeNY:
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