port-moresby
11Port Moresby — 9° 25′ 00″ S 147° 17′ 00″ E / 9.416667, 147.283333 …
12Port Moresby — /mawrz bee, mohrz / a seaport in and the capital of Papua New Guinea: important Allied base in World War II. 76,507. * * * City (pop., 1997: 271,813), capital of Papua New Guinea, on the southeastern coast of the Gulf of Papua. Its large,… …
13Port Moresby — Original name in latin Port Moresby Name in other language POM, Port Moresby, Port Moresmpi, Port Morsbis, Port Morzbi, Port Morsbi, Pot Mosbi, mo er zi bi gang, poteu moseubi, potomoresubi, pwrt mwrsby, Порт Морзби, Порт Морсби, State code PG… …
14Port Moresby — Hauptstadt von Papua Neuguinea * * * Port Moresby [pɔːt mɔːzbɪ], Hauptstadt von Papua Neuguinea, an der steilen Südküste Neuguineas, am Papuagolf, (1990) 193 200 Einwohner; Sitz eines katholischen Erzbischofs und eines anglikanischen Bischofs;… …
15Port Moresby Stock Exchange — ist die größte Börse in Papua Neuguinea. Sie befindet sich in Port Moresby und wurde 1999 gegründet. Ihr Name wird mit POMSoX abgekürzt. Die Regierung Papua Neuguineas beschloss 1994 eine eigene Börse zu gründen. Die Finanzierung des Unternehmens …
16Port Moresby Stock Exchange — is the principal stock exchange of Papua New Guinea. It is located in Port Moresby and it was founded in 1999. Its name is abbreviated to POMSoX At the time of its founding POMSox was funded by the Bank of Papua New Guinea, which is the central… …
17Port Moresby — Port Mores′by [[t]ˈmɔrz bi, ˈmoʊrz [/t]] n. geg a seaport in SE New Guinea: capital of Papua New Guinea. 152,100 …
18Port Moresby Vipers — The Port Moresby Vipers were a Papua New Guinean rugby league team from Port Moresby. They competed in the Queensland Cup competition in 1996 and 1997. Due to the cost of transportation to and from Australia they were not invited to compete in… …
19Port Moresby — geographical name city & port SE New Guinea in Papua capital of Papua New Guinea population 193,242 …
20Port Moresby — noun /ˌpɔɹt ˈmɔɹzbi/ The capital of Papua New Guinea …
