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60. Vahitahi (atoll 3 x 1 mi.; no pass into lagoon (which has many
Cook Lagoon. islets); large clumps of cocoanut and other trees
Four Facardins. on w. part, but e. side is not wooded; few inhab.
Lagoon (of Cook) 18° 42' S., 138° 50' W.
Nukutawake.
Vaiatekua (islet of Mangareva, on outer reef.
62. Vairaatea (2 islets on same reef; Pukararo (leeward), and Pukarunga
Byam Martin. (windward); well wooded (pandanus and cocoanuts);
Egmont. landing difficult and dangerous; a few inhab.
Vairaotea. 22 mi. w. of Nukutavake (of Hydr. Pilot).
Vairaatea [- Mururoa]
Vairaatea [- Vairaatea.]
64. Vanavana (atoll 1.2 x 1.7 mi.; is a narrow sand strip (about 600 ft.
Barrow. wide) surrounding closed lagoon; pandanus, cocoanuts and
Kurateke. bushes grow thickly, with some hard wood; said to have
Teku. (about 1861) a few hostile inhab., but they were probably
from another id.
66. Vehanga (2 mi. diam.; lagoon without entrance; low; wooded; uninhab.;
Bedford. in Actaeon group, 5 mi. n. w. of Tenarunga.
Minto.
Vahanga.
Vesper (of Roggewein) (doubtful, but may be same as Cecile.
Vincennes [- Kawehe]
Vliegen [- Rangiroa]
Wainwright [- Akamaru]
Waterlandt [- Manihi]
Whitsunday [- Pinaki]
Whitsunday [- Nukutavake]
Whytohee [- Napuka]
Whytoohee [- Napuka]
Wilson [- Manihi]
Wittgenstein [- Fakarawa]
Wolconsky [- Takurea]
Wolkhonsky [- Takurea]
Wolkonski [- Takurea]
Wright's lagoon Id. [- Moerenhout?]
Wytoohee [- Napuka]
Yermaloff [- Taenga]
Yermalov [- Taenga]