Ouégoa (French pronunciation: [weɡɔa]) is a commune in the North Province of New Caledonia, an overseas territory of France in the Pacific Ocean. "Répertoire...

(chef-lieu) Kanoé-Chaoué Méa-Mébara Wabe Wénèè Koumac Koumac (chef-lieu) Ouégoa Ouégoa (chef-lieu) Poindimié Poindimié (chef-lieu) Ponérihouen Ponérihouen...

Koumac 550.0 3,981 20 Poum Poum 469.4 1,435 21 Belep Waala 69.5 867 22 Ouégoa Ouégoa 656.8 2,118 23 Pouébo Pouébo 202.8 2,144 24 Hienghène Hienghène 1,068...

awarded to freed prisoners, particularly around Bourail, La Foa-Farino, Ouégoa and Pouembout, where many of the descendants of the prisoner population...

Commune(s) Province Customary Area Dialects 1 Nyâlayu language Yalâyu 1522 Ouégoa, Belep, Pouébo North Province Hoot Ma Waap Pooc/Haat (Belep) ; Puma/Paak/Ovac...

the island along the western escarpment of the Mont Panié. The village of Ouégoa lies on the river, not far from the mouth. The Diahot flows into the sea...

44.49% 55.51% 0.73% 0.73% 91.30% Nouméa 19.49% 80.51% 0.90% 0.55% 80.29% Ouégoa 69.84% 30.16% 0.27% 0.38% 84.93% Ouvéa 84.18% 15.82% 0.31% 0.92% 59.40%...

726 30 Ponérihouen New Caledonia 708 31 Pouembout New Caledonia 691 32 Ouégoa New Caledonia 678 33 Poindimié New Caledonia 675 34 Maré New Caledonia 670...

neighboring communes are: On the west coast: Koumac, Voh On the east coast: Ouégoa, Hienghene The Kanak name for the commune is Bwapanu, but Gömé is also occasionally...

(with the centers of Fonwhary, Focola, Ouraï, Farino and Tendéa) from 1876, Ouégoa after 1880 and Pouembout in 1883 The last penitentiary centers were closed...