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Tawau quickly recovered.
Thirumurugan Temple, a Hindu temple in Tawau.
Tawau is one of the top cocoa production centres in Malaysia.
In 1964, the situation remained tense in Tawau.
Tawau has nearby conservation areas and areas set aside for leisure.
In 1898, the British set up a settlement in Tawau.
The Tawau Regional Library, one of the three regional libraries in Sabah.
Almost 70% of the area surrounding Tawau is either high hills or mountainous.[39].
The Tawau Hills National Park has picnic areas, a vast camping site, and cabins.
On 7 December 1963, an Indonesian Tupolev Tu-16 bomber flew over Tawau bay and bombed the town twice.[21].
Tawau has a tropical rainforest climate under the Köppen climate classification.
Like in Sandakan,people in Tawau have always relied on the sea for their sustenance.
Tawau was also the main point of conflict during the Indonesia-Malaysia confrontation from 1963 to 1966.
In 1893, the first British merchant vessel sailed into Tawau, marking the opening of the town's sea port.
Tawau was rebuilt after the war, and by the end of 1947, the economy was restored to its pre-war status.
There are two members of parliament(MPs)representing the two parliamentary constituencies in the district: Tawau(P.190) and Kalabakan(P.191).
Life in Tawau continued as usual until 24 January 1942 when the Japanese were sighted off Batu Tinagat.
Due to its exposed location near the international border with Indonesia, Tawau became the main point of the conflict during the confrontation.
Before the founding of Tawau, the region around it was the subject of dispute between the British and Dutch spheres of influence.
After the Japanese surrender in 1945,2,900 Japanese soldiers in Tawau became prisoners of war and were transferred to Jesselton.
Tawau residents and their community chief with Alexander Rankin Dunlop(sitting right) in the Cowie Harbour of Tawau, circa 1885.
In 1898, the British built a settlement which later grew rapidly when the British North Borneo Chartered Company(BNBC) sponsored the migration of Chinese to Tawau.[12][13].
In December 1963, Tawau was bombed twice by Indonesia and shootings occurred across the Tawau-Sebatik Island international border.
Most of those who fled from the Dutch colonisation continued trading with the Dutch.[9] In 1893,a British vessel S.S. Normanhurst sailed into Tawau with a cargo to trade.
Indonesia has a consulate in Tawau[28] and the town has twin town arrangements with Zhangping, China[29] and Pare-Pare, Indonesia.[30].
A third bus terminal, the North Kota Kinabalu Bus Terminal in Inanam district, services intercity buses heading towards destinations north and north-east of the city(Ranau, Sandakan,Lahad Datu, Tawau, Semporna etc.).
Tawau Airport(TA)(ICAO Code: WBKW) is the second largest airport in Sabah state, after Kota Kinabalu, and has flights linking the town mostly to domestic destinations.
Meanwhile, the lowest rainfall recorded in a year was 1,151 mm(45.3 in) at Tawau, Sabah in 1997.[5] The wettest city in Malaysia is Kuching, Sarawak with an average rainfall of 4,159 mm(163.7 in) with 279 days of rain a year.
The district officer Cole Adams and his assistant were expecting an attack at the shipyard but were instead arrested by the Japanese.[note4] The Allies began counterattacking the Japanese in mid-1944 with the bombing of Tawau.