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Monumen Gerbang Ikan



Year

2000


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This monument is located in the Lumut Jetty Terminal area. It combines two forms, namely the basic geometric shape that looks like an arch in which hangs natural objects inspired by underwater life, namely anchovies and swordfish. The overall height of this monument ranges from two to 3 meters. Both species of fish are among the popular species in this area.

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