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20. Raraka (triangular (or oval - Findlay) 15 mi. on a side; lagoon
of deep blue water, with entrance at n. w. side;
wooded, with many cocoanuts; few inhab. (friendly).
Seven wooded islets on s. side.
Peale party saw about 10 species of birds here.
34. Rarcia (atoll about 20 x 8 mi.; lagoon, with entrance on n. w.
Barclay. side; lightly wooded on e. side, but n. and w. sides
Barclay de, have more vegetation, including clumps of cocoanuts;
Tolly. inhab.
Ravahere [= Manaka]
Ravahere [= Marokau]
Raveskoi group [= Raeffsky]
57. Reao (long (10-11 mi.) narrow atoll; closed lagoon, with several
Clermont) small islets; wooded (cocoanuts and shrubs);
de Tonnerre. inhab. 18° 34' S., 136° 20' W. (Hydr. Pilot).
Pukaruha (of Brigham's map 22).
Recreation [= Makatea]
Reid [= Tuinaka]
Reiotoua (said to be in 18° 20' S., 143° 7' W., but not recognized for
Buyers group many years.
42. Reitoru (3-4 mi. circ.; a pond in middle, without entrance; low;
Bird. "some wood"; uninhab. Cook called it Bird island be-
Heknera. cause of the "Men-of-War and several other sorts"
Heueru. found here; birds in large numbers said to still occur.
Hikuera.
36. Rekareka (atoll 5 mi. circ.; lagoon with boat entrance on n. e.
Goodhope. side; well wooded; inhab. (few and friendly).
Resolution [= Tauere]
Romanzoff [= Tikei]
Rurick [= Arutua]
Saken [= Katiu]
San Miguel [= Amamuraro]
San Pablo [= Hereheretui]
San Quentin [= Heraiki]
St. Elmo (a group reported by Quiros, but not since found in the posi-
tion reported - 21° 20' S., 143° 50' W.)
St. Paul [= Hereheretui]
St. Simeon [= Tauere]
Schadelyk Ids. [= Palliser group]
Seagull [= Raeffsky group]
Serle [= Pukaruha]
Sondergrond (of Le Maire & Schouten) (May = the King George Ids.)
Spiridoff (of Kotzebue) [= Takapoto]
30. Taenga (10 x 5 mi.; low; lagoon, with openings at n. e. and near
Holt. s. w. ends; n. end of atoll is well wooded; 2 clumps
Jermaeloff. of cocoanuts on s. side; few inhab.
Yermaloff.
Yermalov.