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Tegua: 3 1/2 mi. diam.; circular id. in middle of Torres
Middle.
group, with peak 643 ft. high; inhab.;
Torga.
mission station here. Is 2 1/2 mi. s. e.
of Hiw.
Tog: 8-9 mi. circ., flat-topped; "600" or "896" or "901"
Pukapuka
ft. high; steep and bluff in most places, with
South.
coast cliffs; inhab.; mission station here.
Toga.
Toga [= Tog].
Torga [= Tegua].
Torres group: 5 ids. of coral formation; inhab.; little
Ababa.
water; Hiw is 1200 ft. high, others much
Alaba.
lower; geologically recent; Melanesian
Avava.
mission station here. Ids. are: Hiw (or
Baba.
North), Lo (or Saddle), Metoma (betw.
Vava.
Middle and North), Tegua (or Middle), and
Tog (or South).
Ureparapara: 12 mi. circ.; 2440 ft. high; volcanic; mtn.
Bligh.
wooded; e. side fertile, but w. side more
Norharbar.
steep and rocky; coconuts abound; inhab.;
mission station here. Has 12 ? islets.
Valua: 6 mi. long; 1465 ft. high; n. e. side is bold and
Mota Lava.
rocky; Mota Lava is the s. part, where
Saddle.
965 ft. high (a rocky bluff); fertile,
wooded; inhab.; mission station here.
Cattle, goats, fowls, and ducks are
raised.