East Sepik Province

The East Sepik Province spans 43,426 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, including rainforests, mountains, coastal areas, and the mighty Sepik River system.

European exploration of East Sepik began in 1885, leading to significant changes in regional trade patterns and the establishment of administrative centers along the river.

The Sepik River communities maintain traditional practices in haus tambaran structures, where wood carvings, ceremonies, and ancestral worship take place.

Access to East Sepik Province is primarily through Wewak airport, with additional transportation options including river boats and limited road connections to major settlements.

The Sepik River water levels fluctuate by up to five meters seasonally, creating a dynamic ecosystem that shapes the daily lives of riverside communities.

Location: Momase Region

Location: Papua New Guinea

Location: Sepik

Shares border with: Madang Province, Enga Province, Hela Province, Sandaun Province

GPS coordinates: -4.33333,143.25000

Latest update: March 10, 2025 03:32