General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-2- Abuda: within Angasa reef. Abutolema: outside Angasa reef; 60 feet high. Abutuena: on Angasa reef. Agaga: Yanganga. Agata: Agate. Agate: small; rocky; high (hilly); apparently n.e. of Naviti, in Agata. Yasawa Group. (See Angata.) Angata. Vangata. Aiva: Aiwa. Aiwa: double islet; 1800 & 1600x600 yds.; 200 ft. high; limestone and Aiva. Ehouas. Ei-houa. rocky; honeycombed by sea; covered with bush; uninhabited; in Lau Group, s. of Lakemba. Aiwa-thaki; two islets that form Aiwa. Aiwa-va: Alden: high and rocky; in Hudson Group. Alewa kalaou: islet; rocky; 500 ft. high; sides are steep cliffs; Awakalo. Awakalou. Ronde. Round. summit covered with grass and stunted bushes; uninhabited, and may be inaccessible. (16°40'S; 177°46' W.) Alorua: Olorua. Ambatiki: Mbatiki. Ambau: Mbau. Ambow: Mbau. Amboa: Mbau. Anatunga: Anutunga. Andatavie: 165 ft. high; at n. limit of Ngaloa harbor (on s.e. side Kandavu.)