Papua New Guinea

15 submarine cable landing points in Papua New Guinea. View coordinates, connected cables, and detailed location info.

Papua New Guinea has 15 submarine cable landing points, connecting cities across the southwestern Pacific, with the busiest landings in Port Moresby, Madang, Alotau, Arawa, and Lae. Key cables include the Coral Sea Cable System (CS²), PIPE Pacific Cable-1 (PPC-1), Hawaiki Nui 1, and the domestic Kumul Submarine Cable System.

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Submarine cables: Papua New Guinea (6)

Every cable that lands in this country, with live latency on its page.

Kumul Domestic Submarine Cable System (5 457 km, since 2019) PNG LNG (200 km, since 2014) Coral Sea Cable System (CS²) (4 700 km, since 2020) Hawaiki Nui 1 (10 000 km, since 2027) PIPE Pacific Cable-1 (PPC-1) (6 900 km, since 2009) Pukpuk-1 Cable System

Landing Points (15)

Name	Latitude	Longitude	Connected Cables
Alotau, Papua New Guinea ›	-10.3157	150.4588	1
Arawa, Papua New Guinea ›	-6.2256	155.5678	1
Daru, Papua New Guinea ›	-9.0782	143.21	1
Kavieng, Papua New Guinea ›	-2.5781	150.8086	1
Kerema, Papua New Guinea ›	-7.9637	145.7717	1
Kikori, Papua New Guinea ›	-7.4135	144.2402	1
Kimbe, Papua New Guinea ›	-5.5512	150.1387	1
Kokopo, Papua New Guinea ›	-4.3423	152.2746	1
Lae, Papua New Guinea ›	-6.7428	146.993	1
Lorengau, Papua New Guinea ›	-2.035	147.279	1
Madang, Papua New Guinea ›	-5.2337	145.7848	2
Popondetta, Papua New Guinea ›	-8.6045	148.2935	1
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea ›	-9.4796	147.1885	4
Vanimo, Papua New Guinea ›	-2.6897	141.2999	2
Wewak, Papua New Guinea ›	-3.58	143.6583	1

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Papua New Guinea

Submarine cables: Papua New Guinea (6)

Landing Points (15)

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