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War memorial
Cape Wom
Peninsula west of Wewak where the Japanese army in New Guinea surrendered to Australian troops on 13 September 1945, now a memorial park with monument, remnants of the airstrip and tunnels.
Sepik Oriental · Papua New Guinea Capital
Wewak
In the destination Sepik River.
In the photo: Wewak Beach
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The city
What to expect from Wewak.
Wewak is the capital of East Sepik, on the northern coast, with nearby beaches and islands, and the gateway to the Sepik River. The airport occupies the former Japanese airstrip from World War II. West of the town centre, Cape Wom holds the memorial at the site where the Japanese army in New Guinea surrendered in 1945. From Wewak, a road runs south to Pagwi, in the middle Sepik.
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