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Yangasa Group (or cluster): in Lau Group, s.e. of Namuka; consists
Angasa.
Yagasa.
of 4 limestone islands and belongs to people of
Mothe, who visit it at times for cocoanuts, etc.
Islets are: Navutuiloma, Navutaira, Yangasa levu
(the largest), and Yavutha. The present "official"
spelling seems to be "Yagasa."
Yangasa levu: 1\frac{3}{4}x\frac{1}{2} mi.; largest of Yangasa Group; 390 ft. high, and
Table.
Yagasalevu.
table-topped; densely wooded; no landing.
Yangati: one of the Yasawa Group.
Yankuve: Yaukuve.
Yanu yanu eloma: small grassy islet; 140 ft. high; on or near Kandavu.
Yanu yanu sau: small grassy islet; 80 ft. high; on reef of Kandavu.
Yama: uninhabited id. of Mamamutha Group.
Yamuya.
Yanuca: Yanutha.
Yamuia: at n. end of Ono i lau Group.
Yamuya.
Yanutha: 1x\frac{1}{2} mi.; has 3 peaks, one of them 450 ft. high; 8 mi. w.
?Namuka.
of Mbengha peak, off s.e. coast of Viti Levu;
inhabited.
Yanutha: 1x\frac{1}{2} mi.; 430 ft. high; partly cleared; inhabited; in
Ringgold Group, e. coast of Vanua Levu.
Yanutha: islet on reef between Nanamu ira and Nanamu Thake.