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Vao: islet 2 1/2 mi. circ.; 130 ft. high; densely wooded;
inhab.; Marist mission station here. Speiser
(1913) says thickly inhab. and wooded, has "reed"
grass on it over 6 ft. high, large fig trees and
lianes. Pigs and dogs are kept. Off Port
Stanley, on n. coast Malekula.
Vasquez: an id. discovered by Maurelle (1781), supposed to
be in 24° 44' S., 177° 41' E.; not now iden-
tified. Placed here for convenience.
Vaté [= Faté].
Vele: 2 mi. diam.; shore steep; 800 ft. high, with volc.
Hinchinbroke.
cone 1493 ft. high, crater filled with vegeta-
Hinchinbrook.
tion; lagoon on w. side; inhab. peaceful.
Hitchinbrook.
Mau.
Venui: islet on s. side Espiritu Santo; has tree 135 ft.
high on w. side.
Verao [= Moso].
Vila [= Fila].
Vi to: small wooded islet, 50 ft. high; about 250 yards in
extent; uninhab. Is on s. coast of Malekula.
Volcano [= Api].
Wala [= Walo].
Walo: 1 1/2 mi. circ.; 150 ft. high; inhab. North of Port
Wala.
Stanley, on n. coast of Malekula.