Nauru on a coastal loop through Anibare, Buada and Topside
A tiny island where one road connects coastline, mining and memory: what to prioritise, when to hire a guide and what to check before booking.
Read guide →Command Ridge
Command Ridge is a heritage and remembrance site in inland Nauru, associated with the Japanese occupation during the Second World War. Artillery pieces, bunkers and a former communications centre remain there, within a landscape also shaped by phosphate mining.
The place
What makes it special
- Artillery pieces and bunkers from the Japanese occupation.
- Former communications centre.
- Setting connected with Nauru’s mined interior.
Travel atlas
1 articleArticles in Command Ridge
Guides to this place
If the map does not load, all guides remain available in this list.
Viajalo Editorial
Guides to this place
1 related guides
Sources and references
This profile summarises our destination guides. Their research sources and the geographical reference are listed below.
- www.nauruair.com
- nauru-data.sprep.org
- nauru-data.sprep.org
- www.nauruair.com
- nauru-data.sprep.org
- nauru-data.sprep.org
- www.nauruair.com
- www.nauruair.com
- Nauru · Wikidata
- Nauru · Wikidata
- Nauru · World Countries — mledoze
- Naoero · World Bank Open Data
- Nauru · DBpedia
- Place identification and coordinates
Profile updated: 13/09/2026