General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-12- Kaimbu: islet 1½ mi. long, 150 ft. high; volcanic and coral forma- Kaimbo. tion; partly cultivated; off e. point of Yathata, in Lau Group. Kamba: coral; 80 ft. high; wooded; on s.e. coast of Viti Levu. Kaba. Kambara: 4½x3 mi.; 470 ft. high; volcanic; wooded, with some open Appallo. grassy places; fertile; reef except on n.w. Kabara. side; inhabited; in Lau Group. Kamea: Ngamea. Kamia: Ngamea. Kanacea: Kanathea. Kanacia: Kanathea. Kanathea: 3x2½ mi.; 830 ft. high; 5 mi. w. of Vamua Mbalavu, in Kanacea. Lau group. Said to be the property of two Europeans, Kanacia. who raised cotton and copra. Kanathia. Kanazla. Sim. Kanathia: Kanathea. Kanazla: Kanathea. Kandabon: Kandavu. Kandaboo: Kandavu. Kandabou: Kandavu. Kandavu: 32 by ½ to 8 mi.; 2750 ft, high; mostly mountainous and Kadavu. volc.; well wooded, with much pine timber on Kandabon. s. side, but less woods and more grass on n. Kandaboo. side; inhabited South of Viti Levu. Mt. Yale, Kandabou. 1180 ft. high, is covered with grass. Layard Kantavu. did very little collecting on the id. Mywolla? Mywoolla?