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Marion [- Tupua]
Marna [= Marua]
11. Marua (7 x 5.5 mi.; volcanic; 830 ft. high; inhab.; has
Maowrooah (reef with seven or more islets; hills wooded to
Marna (summits; numerous rugged cliffs on coast; northern
Maupili (islets on reef are mostly wooded.
Maupiti Islets: Auera (on n. w. reef). Itiahi (at
Maurau entrance to lagoon).
Maurua Téapaa and Te Iti ahé (on s. e. side)
Tuanae (on n. e. reef)
Mauniti [= Tapamamu]
Maupili [- Manua]
Maupiti [= Marua]
Maura [= Mopéha]
Maurau [= Marua]
Maurua [= Marua]
Mehefia [= Maitea]
Mehtia [= Maitea]
Mobidie [= Mopeha]
4. Moorea (rugged and mountainous; almost triangular; about 9 mi.
(on a side; with barrier reef; one peak 4000 ft. high;
(various others between 2000 and 3000 ft; thickly wooded,
(tho some peaks are bare; inhab.; (fowls, goats and pigs
(are wild in the mtns).
Aimeo.
Duke of York.
Eimayo.
Eimeo.
Bmao.
Imaio.
Morea.
Murea.
York.
12. Mopeha (10 x 4 mi.; atoll; many low ids. on a reef surrounding
(a lagoon; on e. side of reef are many coconuts; on n.
(and w. sides are numerous islets, many of them covered
(with brush and various trees; inhab. at times by turtle
(hunters.
Howe.
Lord Howe.
Mahipoa.
Maura.
Mobidie.
Mopelia.
Mopiha.
Mopelia [= Mopeha]
Mopiha [= Mopeha]
Morea [= Moorea]