Analamerana

Province: Antsiranana (Diégo-Suarez)

Area: 42,000

Protected area status: Special reserve

Year established:

General location: Northeastern

Location and Access: 75 km from Diego Suarez

Climate: Seasonal forest

Average temperature:

Elevation:

Precipitation: 125 cm

Description:

FAUNA
Birds:
Reptiles:
Lemur species:

FLORA:

Species:

Dominant ethnic group(s): Sakalava Anjoaty

Official web page: http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/analamerana/analamerana.htm

Additional notes: Analamerana

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Web links for Analamerana
Réserve Spéciale d'Analamerana (Madagascar)
http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/analamerana/analamerana.htm
...- ANALAMERANA: Réserve Spéciale dans la région de Diégo Suarez (Antsiranana) connuepar les variétés de sa faune et flore (palétuviers, baobabs, palmiers

Liste des parcs et reserves de Madagascar (Nature, flore, faune)
http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/liste.htm
...- D'ANALAMERANA. Spécificités :palétuviers, baobabs, palmiers, café sauvage, fruitsde mer, mollusques gasteropodes...

All Madagascar Travel
http://www.allmadagascar.com/default.asp?id=49&mnu=49
Analamerana. Province: Antsiranana (Diégo-Suarez) Access: to 36 km of Anivorano-Northin 4x4 (of Diégo-Suarez in Anivorano-North: 75 km of asphalt road)

Hotel reservations in Analamerana Antsiranana MADAGASCAR Lodging ...
http://www.brandonshopper.com/ etech_1hotels4.asp?q=MADAGASCAR&l1=Antsiranana&l2=Analamerana
AnalameranaAntsirananaMADAGASCAR Book cheap hotels deals last minute reservations.

World Ants Browser - AntWeb
http://www.antweb.org/browse.do? rank=species&name=undet&genus=Aphaenogaster&subfamily=myrmicinae&project=
...- ... CASENT0107515, BLF11319, Madagascar : Antsiranana : Rés. Analamerana, 16.7 km 123° Anivorano-Nord, 1w. ... Analamerana, 16.7 km 123° Anivorano-Nord, 1w. ...

World Ants browser - AntWeb
http://www.antweb.org/browse.do? subfamily=myrmicinae&genus=terataner&name=undet&rank=species
...- CASENT0052482, BLF11510, Madagascar : Antsiranana : Rés. Analamerana, 28.4 km99° Anivorano-Nord, 1w. CASENT0052512, BLF11798, Madagascar : Mahajanga

Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Forum :: Post a reply
http://www.mwc-info.net/ cgi-bin/board/posting.php?mode=quote&p=24&sid=999a144e5426535e16a4d3b2f985ea8d
...- ... Betampona Lokobe Tsaratanana Zahamena Réserves Spéciales (RS) Ambatovaky Ambohijanahary Ambohitantely Analamazaotra Analamerana Andranomena Anjanaharibe Sud ...

IUCN Red List of Threatened Species: Millettia nathaliae
http://www.redlist.org/search/details.php?species=36231
Biome, Terrestrial. Detailed Documentation. Range and Population, Known only from two localities restricted to the Ankarana-Analamerana Massif of north Madagascar ...

madainfo.de - Naturschutzgebiete von Madagaskar
http://www.madainfo.de/naturparks.htm
...- 23 dieser Spezialreservate sind offizell begrĂĽndet worden: Ambatovaky, Ambohijanahary,Ambohitantely, Analamazaotra, Analamerana, Andranomena

Bienvenue sur le site du Consulat de Madagascar Ă  Berne
http://www.consulatmadagascar.ch/mada/parcs/parcs.asp
...- La Réserve Spéciale d’Analamerana est le domaine de prédilection du Propithèque... La Réserve d’Analamerana est une forêt primaire présentant à la fois les

Parcs et réserves
http://www.madagascar-tourisme.com/parcs.htm
...- Resèrve Spéciale d' Analamerana Au pays du Propithèque Située au Sud Est de DiégoSuarez, la Réserve Spéciale d’Analamerana s’étend sur une superficie de

Partir à la découverte du nord de Madagascar avec Africa Xplorer ...
http://www.africaxplorerr.com/madagascar/Nord.htm
...- Réserve Spéciale d' Analamerana. S'étendant sur une superficie de 42.000 ha enbordure de l'Océan Indien, cette réserve offre en plus des belles plages

Saint Gilles - Station balnéaire de l'ile de la Réunion
http://www.stgilles.com/za_hotel.php?sejour=32
...- Située au sud est à environ 50 Km de Diego Suarez, la réserve spéciale d’Analameranaest l’habitat naturel des plus rares , La particularité de cette région

eFlora Character Set
http://www.efloras.org/charset_page.aspx?flora_id=12&set_id=10001
Analamerana (20 taxa). 6. Andohahela (105 taxa). 7. Andranomena (6 taxa). 8.Andringitra (64 taxa). 9. Anjanaharibe-Sud (37 taxa)

Analamerana - Land Features in Antsiranana, Madagascar - Viovio ...
http://www.viovio.com/travel/100302884
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Madagascar
http://www.lycos.com/info/madagascar.html
It consisted of four protected areas, including Mt. d’Ambre National Park andSpecial Reserve, Ankarana Massif Special Reserve, and Analamerana Special

Madagascar Catalogue MBG logo Complex Search Page
http://www.mobot.org/phillipson/catalogue/complex.htm
...-Analamerana -Andohahela -Andranomena -Andringitra -Anjanaharibe-Sud -Ankarafantsika-Ankarana -Baie de Baly -Bemaraha -Bemarivo -Betampona -Bezaha Mahafaly

Parks.it - Parks, Reserves, and Other Protected Areas in Madagascar
http://www.parks.it/world/MG/Eindex.html
Ambatovaky (www); Ambohijanahary (www); Ambohitantely (www); Analamazaotra;Analamerana (www); Andranomena (www); Anjanaharibe Sud; Ankarana (www)

Hotel Madagascar Hotels Antsiranana - Grand Hotel Colbert Diego ...
http://www.3dmadagascar.com/grand-hotel-diego/page14/
...- Situé au sud est à environ 60 km de Diego Suarez, La Réserve Spéciale d’Analameranaest l’habitat naturel des plus rares : simpona, perrier ou propithèque

IUCN_IA-VI
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/protected_areas/SAPAN/data/Madagascar.xls
File Format: Microsoft Excel 2000 - View as HTML22, 5022, Analamerana, MDG, Madagascar, 49.49583, -12.78423, Special Reserve,IV, Designated, 1/1/56, 42002, Considered as Private Reserves of the State

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