Chimbus

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Chimbus are a people who live among the high central ranges of Papua New Guinea. They live north of the Wahgi River, and the language they speak is also called Chimbu. They are excellent farmers, and coffee is now an important Chimbu crop. The Chimbu Valley is the largest densely populated area in New Guinea.

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