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Laeball is the capital of 
Morobeball Province and is the second-largest city in 
Papua New Guineaball . It is located near the delta of the Markham River and at the start of the Highlands Highway, which is the main land transport corridor between the Highlands region and the coast.
History
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Eastern Highlandsball (Papua New Guinea) came under British control and many of the Germanic names were replaced by English or indigenous ones. Adolf Haven was then referred to as Morobe Harbor. Australian officials or kiaps were stationed at various locations within the area and in 1921 the military administration transitioned to a civilian administration, a gold prospector named Cecil John Levien was appointed District Officer (Kiap) of Morobeball.
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| Historical entities |  Natives •  German New Guineaball •  British Papuaball •  British New Guineaball •  British Papua New Guineaball
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