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Vatu savu: islet off Vatu lele, on n. part of barrier reef.
Vaviti: Naviti.
Vekai: low islet of coral rock; 30 ft. high; covered with
Vikai. scrub; uninhabited; turtle hunters visit
here; about 5 1/2 mi. n. of Tuvutha.
Velerara: low and sandy; s.e. of and near Weilangilala.
16°52'S., 181°00'45'E. (approximate.)
Vendralala: Vandrala.
Via Via: sand and coral, with clumps of cocoanuts on it; off
s. coast of Vanua Levu.
Vicuna: low id. off n.e. part of Vanua Levu. 16°11'35''S.,
179°50'25'E. (approximate.)
Viedrala: Vandrala.
Viendrala: Vandrala.
Vikai: Vekai.
Vio: islet; low and covered with mangroves; at n.w. end of
Viti Levu.
Viti lebou: Viti Levu.
Viti levou: Viti Levu.
Viti Levu: largest id. of the Group; 85x57 mi.; some peaks rise
Great Fiji. to 4000-5000 ft. The Rewa is the chief
Navihi levoo. river, and empties into sea by many mouths,
Naviti levu. Viti lebou.
Viti levou. its delta being a mass of rank vegetation
and muddy swamps and mangroves. The mon-
goose was introduced in Viti Levu, 20 or
(over)