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Ui: islet, 270 ft. high; densely wooded; few inhab. Is
s. of Lembui, near Serguey Point, Malekula.
Ulendre: one of 3 islets s. of Serguey Point, Malekula;
wooded; 85 ft. high; uninhab.
Ulilaba:
3/4 x 1/4 mi.; 135 ft. high; wooded; lagoon
Ulilapa.
on n. side, with mangroves; uninhab. On
Urilapa.
s. side of Espiritu Santo.
Ulilapa [= Ulilaba].
Uraura: islet in harbor on s. side of Pallikulo.
Ure [= Tomman].
Uri: 1 1/4 mi. by 670 yards; 109 ft. to top of trees; inhab.
Near Mangrove Point, on e. coast Malekula. Has
steep coral cliff on e. coast.
Urilapa [= Ulilaba].
Uripiv: 1/2 mi. diam.; 121 ft. to tree tops; coral cliff
15 ft. high at e. end; inhab.; Presbyterian
mission here. Is just n. of Uri, on e. coast
of Malekula.
Urombo: islet of Malekula.
Uru [= Tomman].
Urukiki: islet off Port Stanley, Malekula.
Valea: 1300 yards by 400 yds.; 367 ft. high; almost inacces-
sible, as sides are precipitous cliffs; above the
steep sides are coconuts and thick vegetation; un-
inhab. but visited by natives for coconuts. In
Shepherd group, 1 mi. n. w. of Tongariki.
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