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(and s. side the land slopes more regularly to
(the sea.
Fatou-hiva
La Magdalena
Magdalena
Matuhiva
Motuhiva
Santa Madalena
Santa Magdalena
7. Fatuhuku (a single high rock, 1180 ft. high; flat on summit, with
(gentle slope to southward; barren and uninhab.; natives
(say landing is impossible, but on s. side there is a
(place where landing might be effected. This may be a
(breeding place for birds.
Fatou-houkou.
Fetohugo
Fetugu
Fetuku
Hood.
Fatuuhu [= Hatutu]
Fattuuhu [= Hatutu]
Federal [= Nukuhiva]
Fetohougo [= Fatuhuku]
Fetouhouhou [= Hatutu]
Fetugu [= Fatuhuku]
Fetu-hugo [= Fatuhuku]
Fetu-huhu [= Hatutu]
Fetuku [= Fatuhuku]
Flat (islet on s. coast of Huapu.
Franklin [= Motuiti]
Freemantle [= Eiao]
Gunner's Quoin (volcanic islet on s. side of Haupu.
Ile Plate.
Haane (islet on s. side of Huahuna; 508 ft. high; rocky and of a red-
(dish violet color.
Motu Haane
Hanake (rocky islet, 120 ft. high, in Traitor's Bay, Hivaoa.
Hancock [= Hatutu]
Hat [= Teauana]
Hatoutou [= Hatutu]
1. Hatutu (4 x 1 mi.; 1380 ft. high; stunted vegetation in places;
(has "an abundance of fish and sea fowl", and is only occa-
(sionally visited by natives from Nukuhiva and Huapu.
Chanal
Fatuuhu
Fattuuhu
Fetouhouhou
Fetu-huhu
Hancock
Hatoutou