Wahgi Valley

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Wahgi Valley is a fertile highland valley in Papua New Guinea known for its dense population, rich agricultural land, and significant archaeological sites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
archaeologicalSignificance ancient drainage systems
evidence of early horticulture
climate tropical highland climate
contains Kuk Swamp NERFINISHED
archaeological wetlands
country Papua New Guinea
economicActivity coffee production for export
smallholder agriculture
elevation approximately 1500 meters above sea level
hasCharacteristic agricultural region
densely populated
fertile
hasFeature surrounding mountain ranges
swampy areas
terraced gardens
inhabitedBy Wahgi people NERFINISHED
various Highlands ethnic groups
knownFor archaeological sites
early agriculture evidence
intensive agriculture
rich agricultural land
languageGroup Wahgi languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Highlands Region NERFINISHED
New Guinea Highlands NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrative Jiwaka Province NERFINISHED
Western Highlands Province NERFINISHED
mainRiver Wahgi River NERFINISHED
namedAfter Wahgi River NERFINISHED
partOf Wahgi River basin NERFINISHED
populationDensity one of the most densely populated rural areas in Papua New Guinea
recognizedBy UNESCO World Heritage List (Kuk Early Agricultural Site) NERFINISHED
regionType highland valley
researchInterest agricultural history
anthropology
archaeology
soilType volcanic soils
timeZone UTC+10
traditionalEconomy exchange and ceremonial feasting
pig husbandry
usedFor coffee cultivation
subsistence farming
sweet potato cultivation

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Central Range contains Wahgi Valley