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Pass [= Anchorage].
Pukapuka { n. id. of Danger group; 1 mi. in diam.; 80 ft. high; inhab.;
many cocoanuts. Landing is possible on n. and w. sides. Inhab.
said to be great thieves, though nominally Christians. (This
information may be now out of date.)
Ratoe [= Motukavata].
Souweroff [= Taka].
Suvarof [= Taka].
Suvaroff [= Taka].
Suvárov [= Taka].
Suwarow [= Taka].
Taka {atoll with reef 8 mi. n. and s., and nearly as broad; "closed"
Souweroff.
lagoon, but with opening on n. e. side; a few wooded
Suvarof.
islets on e. reef, mostly on n. part; now inhab. (intro-
Suvaroff.
duced); low; guano; groves of cocoanuts have been plant-
Suvárov.
ed. The id. was leased to an Auckland firm until 1913.
Suwarow.
When discovered (in 1814), it was "inhabited only by
birds, crabs, and rats, ****but no signs of people."
13° 13' S., 163° 09' 15'' W.
The Islas de San Bernardo of Mendaña may be the Danger group.
The Isla de Pescado of Gonzales may be the Danger group.
Ranger Island is thought to perhaps = Nassau.