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The Indonesia-Papua New Guinea border is an international boundary between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, separating the Indonesian province of Papua from the Papua New Guinean provinces of Sandaun and East Sepik. The border stretches for approximately 760 kilometers and is generally marked by the Kumusi and Sepik rivers. It is a significant boundary in the Pacific region, with both countries having a shared history and cultural ties.
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