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In 1979, 188 were reported in a census, but recent information mentions 145.
2007
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Sandaun Province, Telefomin District. Spoken in a few hamlets on the Kenu (Hok) River, a tributary of the Om River, in the Central Range area, not very far from the Irian Jaya border.
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Sandaun Province, Telefomin District. Spoken in a few hamlets on the Kenu (Hok) River, a tributary of the Om River, in the Central Range area, not very far from the Irian Jaya border.
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(2000 S. Wurm)
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Sandaun Province, Telefomin District, hamlets on Kenu River, an Om River tributary.
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Sandaun Province, Telefomin District, hamlets on Kenu River, an Om River tributary.
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2017
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1988
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"two villages, Siliam and Siliambil, near the Duranmin airstrip"
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"two villages, Siliam and Siliambil, near the Duranmin airstrip"
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