General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-80- Sir Henry Martin [= Nukahiva] Sugar-loaf [= Obelisk] Tabouata [= Tahuata] 9. Tahuata (9 x 5 mi.; 3280 ft. high; narrow ridge of mtns. extends (whole length of id.; other ridges occur, with deep narrow (valleys between them; wooded; wild cattle occur in mts.; (inhab.; only anchorages are on w. side. Christina. Cristina. Ohitahoo St. Christiana. Santa Christina. Tabouata. Taouata. Tauata. Waitaho. Waitahoo. Taouata [= Tahuata] Tauata [= Tahmata] Teauaua (small rocky islet, 0.7 mi. circ., s. side of or near Shavay (bay, s. e. side of Huahuna; "much frequented by sea birds." Hat. Teauua Teauua [= Teauaua] Trevenmen [= Huapu] Two Brothers [= Motuiti] Uahuga [= Huahuna] Ua Huka [= Huahuna] Uapoa [= Huapu ] Uapora [= Huapu ] Uapu [= Huapu] Waitaho [= Tahuata] Waitahoo [= Tahuata] Washington [= Huahuna] Washington [= Huapu] West Sentinel [= Motunui]