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Moso: 6 x 1 1/2 mi.; 423 ft. high, but mostly low; hills
Deception
Verao.
grass-covered, with a few clumps of trees, with
a belt of trees and coconuts on harbor side;
inhab. Is on n. w. side of Havannah Harbor,
Faté.
Muna: high islet, volcanic in origin; 5 x 1 3/4 mi.; steep
Montagu.
Montague.
sides; peak near middle is 2013 ft. high; s. w.
Nguna.
Niguna.
part of id. is thickly wooded; inhab. Is on
Nuna.
n. e. coast of Faté.
Namuka: small islet 2 mi. off center of s. side of Api; 621
Numuku.
ft. high, covered with trees; uninhab., but
visited by Api natives for coconuts.
Nguna [= Muna].
Nieua[= Aniwa].
Niguna[= Muna].
Nina[= Aniwa].
Niua[= Aniwa].
Norsup: small islet about 1/2 mi. long; about 60 ft. high;
wooded; uninhab. Near Port Stanley, e. coast of
Malekula.
Numuku [= Namuka].
Nuna[= Muna].
Oba (is said to be the"correct"name for Aoba).
Omba[= Aoba].
Opa[= Aoba].
Orumbau: islet off n. e. coast of Malekula; covered with co-
conuts; white sandy beach on n. e. side; bluffy
at s. e. end; inhab.