Ilu-Tenaru River

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The Ilu-Tenaru River is a river on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, historically notable as the site of major World War II battles during the Guadalcanal campaign.

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Ilu-Tenaru River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Alligator Creek
Ilu River
Tenaru River
battleDate August 1942 (Battle of the Tenaru)
category Guadalcanal campaign locations
Rivers of the Solomon Islands
World War II battle sites in the Solomon Islands
conflict Pacific War
World War II
continent Oceania
country Solomon Islands
emptiesInto Ironbottom Sound
front Pacific theater of World War II
linked to: Pacific War
geographicalFeatureOf Guadalcanal Island
linked to: Guadalcanal
historicalEvent Battle of the Tenaru
Guadalcanal campaign
historicalSignificance site of major World War II battles
languageOfToponym local Melanesian languages
locatedIn Guadalcanal Province
Melanesia
South Pacific Ocean region
locatedOn Guadalcanal
mouthLocatedIn Ironbottom Sound
near Henderson Field
Lunga perimeter
notableFor association with early Allied offensive operations in the Pacific
intense infantry combat in 1942
partOf drainage system of Guadalcanal
presentIn Solomon Islands war tourism itineraries
region Solomon Islands archipelago
linked to: Solomon Islands
strategicRole approach route to Henderson Field during Guadalcanal campaign
usedBy Imperial Japanese Army
United States Marine Corps

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Ilu River alsoKnownAs Ilu-Tenaru River