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Ambryn [= Ambrym ].
Anatam [= Aneitum].
Anatom [= Aneiteum].
Anatum [= Aneiteum].
Aneiteum: 10 x 6 mi.; 2788 ft. high; covered with "pines"
Anatam.
Anatom.
and various other useful trees; inhab. Speiser
Anatum.
(1913) says natives are all Christianized. One
Anattom.
Aneityum.
Annatam.
or two small sandy ? islets on w.? side; Inyeug,
Annotam.
islet of Aneiteum, may be one of these.
Aneityum [= Aneitum ].
Aniwa: 2 mi. long; low, 120-150 ft. high in places; coral;
Immer.
Nina.
Nieua.
Niua.
well wooded with coconuts; inhab. (all
Christianized, according to Speiser). Nar-
row entrance through reef. About 13 mi.
from Tanna.
Annatam [= Aneiteum].
Anatom [= Aneiteum ].
Annotam [= Aneiteum]
Aoba: 17 x 17 mi.; has mtn.; 4000 ft. high, with lake on
Ile des Lépreaux
Leper.
Oba.
Omba.
Opa.
summit; ample vegetation, including
coconuts growing well up the mtn.; some
high cliffs near w. point; inhab.
(friendly); mission station.
Aoré: islet about 5 mi. diam., off s. e. coast of Espiritu
Santo; s. coast is low and thickly wooded; coral
plateau about 300-400 ft. high; thinly inhab., said
to be (formerly ?) cannibals. Setovi is an islet.