General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-146- Leleppa: 2 1/2 x 1 1/2 mi.; off n. w. coast of Faté, and Protection. forming w. side of Havannah Harbor; 637 ft. high; cliffs 100-200 ft. high on sea face on w. and s. sides; highest parts are covered with coarse grass, but slopes and ravines have trees; inhab. Off w. point is an islet 40 ft. high. Lem bru: small sand islet, 3 ft. high, on s. side of Malekula (3 mi. w. of South Point); uninhab. Lembui: largest of three islets s. of Serguey Point, Malekula; 275 ft. high; densely wooded; inhab. Le mua: small islet about 1/2 mi. in extent; 125 ft. high; densely wooded; swampy; uninhab.; on s. side of Malekula. Lennurr: apparently on coast of Maskelyne group, and near Arambah. Leper [= Aoba] . Limaning: small wooded islet, about 200 yds. in extent, on s. side of Malekula; uninhab. Litharo [= Pilot]. Loliwari [= Ambrym] . Lopevi: 4 mi. diam.; Volcano (active, last eruption said to have been in 1883); 4755 ft. high, with crater at summit; casuarina trees cover slopes of mtn. up to 3000 ft.; hill at s. point of id. 2910 ft. high, said to contain fresh water lake; few inhab. About 10 mi. n. e. of Api.