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Ile Baux [= Nukuhiva]
Ile Plate [= Gunner's Quoin]
Ingraham [= Nukuhiva]
Knox [= Eiao]
La Dominica [= Hivaoa]
La Magdalena [= Fatuhiva]
Langdon [= Hatutu]
Magdalena [= Fatuhiva]
Marchand [= Huapu]
Marchand [= Nukuhiva]
Massachusetts (of Roberts) [= Huahuna]
Masse (of Roberts) [= Eiao]
Mataou (islet at entrance to "Comptroller Bay" [= Taichae bay]Nukuhiva.
East Sentinel.
Mattau
Mattau [= Mataou]
Matuhiva [= Fatuhiva]
Mohotane [- Motane]
Mohotani [= Motane]
10. Motane (5 x 2 mi.; 1640 ft. high; rocky, "sterile" (one authority)
(or "wooded on the summit and in the ravines" (Hydr. Pilot);
(ininhab. except at times by fishermen.
Mohotane
Mohotani
Onataevo
O-nateaya
San Pedro.
Motaukui (small flat islet at n. point of Huapu.
Motu Haane [= Haane]
Motuhiva [= Fatuhiva].
3. Motuiti (a volcanic, pointed rock; 720 ft. high; barren, except
Blake. for a little vegetation on lea side, & said to be
Franklin. quite inaccessible. Near it, to the eastward, are
Hergest. two other islets not so high; barren, and "swarm
Two Brothers. with sea birds"; landing can be made, but is
difficult.
Motuiti (a pointed rock in Hataivea bay, on n. coast Nukuhiva, & "gener-
(ally swarming with sea birds." or "Gulls."
Poiku
Motukeokeo (small islet detached from Hemeni, off s. side of Huahuna.
Motumi (small islet of Nukuhiva, at entrance to.Taichae harbor.
Mutonoe
West Sentinel.
Motupapa (a red islet on s. side of Huahuna.
Mutonoe [= Motunui]
Napu [= Huapu]
New York (of Fanning) [= Eiao]