Labasa

Labasa is a town in Fiji with a populace of 27,949 at the most current census held in 2007. Labasa is positioned in Macuata Province, in the north-east part of the island of Vanua Levu, and is the largest town at the island. The town itself is placed on a delta formed through 3 rivers the Wailevu, the Labasa, and the Qawa.

The latter are linked by using an 8-kilometre canal. The essential street of Labasa prides itself for having the primary set of visitors lights in the entire island. The surrounding areas of Labasa are ordinarily farming regions, which contribute to plenty of the enterprise within the city. The biggest crop grown is sugar cane. The massive Fiji Sugar Corporation sugar mill in Labasa town is the handiest such mill on the island. Recently, due to political adjustments and lack of foreign places markets, sugar cane farming and manufacturing has been gradually decreasing. This has been reflected inside the increasing migration of human beings to the principle island of Viti Levu, on the lookout for employment possibilities.