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Bougainville | | Buka | Arawa | Area | 16th | Districts | Population | 16th | Population Density | 18.8 | Governor | John Tabinaman | | | | autonomous region | Papua New Guinea | Solomon Islands | Bougainville Island | island | Buka | Carterets | Buka | Arawa | Bougainville Island | ecologically | geographically | politically | Buka | Solomon Islands rain forests | ecoregion | History of Bougainville | | | French | navigator | Louis Antoine de Bougainville | Bougainvillea | German | German New Guinea | Australia | League of Nations | independence | USAAF | RAAF | RNZAF | March 8 | 1944 | World War II | American | Japanese | battle | retreat | copper | gold | Panguna | Bougainville Copper Limited | Rio Tinto | secessionist | Republic of North Solomons | Bougainville Revolutionary Army | Rabbie Namaliu | Julius Chan | Sandline International | mercenaries | Sierra Leone | Sandline scandal | | Queen | Elizabeth II | Governor-General | Paulias Matane | Prime Minister | Michael Somare | Autonomous Bougainville Government | President of Bougainville | John Tabinaman | Political parties | Elections | 2008 | Buka | Arawa | Other countries | Politics portal | view | talk | New Zealand | Autonomous Bougainville Government | Joseph Kabui | July 25 | 2005 | Francis Ona | Noah Musingku | Bougainville campaign (1943–45) | Empress Augusta Bay | Battle of Empress Augusta Bay | North Solomon Islands | Francis Ona | 2007 | 10-11 | 2007 | 10-11 | ISBN 1-58574-416-6 | United Nations | PDF | Bougainville Revolutionary Army | v | | Provinces of | Papua New Guinea | Central | Eastern Highlands | East New Britain | East Sepik | Enga | Gulf | Madang | Manus | Milne Bay | Morobe | New Ireland | Oro (Northern) | Sandaun (West Sepik) | Simbu (Chimbu) | Southern Highlands | Western | Western Highlands | West New Britain | National Capital District | Autonomous region | Coordinates | Categories | Bougainville | Provinces of Papua New Guinea | Melanesia | Short-lived states | Oceania | Divided regions | Proposed countries | Islands of Papua New Guinea | Bougainville Province |