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Suwarro: low, wooded islet in Port Stanley, e. side of
Malekula.
Taitaka: small, low islet; 400 x 200 yards; covered with
mangroves and bushes. Is in center of Port
Stanley, e. side of Malekula.
Tana [= Tanna.]
Tana Asori [= Tanna].
Tangarika [ = Tongariki],
Tangice: islet with 2 notable clumps 140 ft. high; on s. side
of Espiritu Santo.
Tangoa [= Tongoa].
Tangoa: islet on s. side of Espiritu Santo, about 2 mi. w.
of Carlo; 1400 x 600 yards diam.; 170 ft. high;
upraised coral; inhab. Presbyterian mission sta-
tion here. Speiser (1913) says one half of the
id. "is cleared and covered with a green lawn."
Tanna: size variously given as 40 x 35 mi., 30 x 10 mi., and
Aeparl.
Aipecrouma. Hydrographic Pilot says 20 x 8 mi.; mtns. rise
Aipere.
Asore.
to 300 ft.; Mt. Yasua, in s. e. part of id. is
Tana.
Tana Asori. said to have been in continuous eruption since
Cook's time, and is without vegetation accord-
ing to some, but covered with vegetation almost
to top, according to others; large tracts of
nearly level country on w. side covered with
grass; hills on n. coast are 1200 ft. high,
bounded by perpendicular cliffs without tree
growth, but with thick woods in low lands at
their base; a lake at one end of id. and vol-
cano at the other end; boiling springs and cold