General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-14- Kimbombo: 3 islets within reef 12 mi. in circ.; southernmost and Okimbo. largest is 190 ft. high, and wooded; middle Olimbo. one coral and sand; covered with cocoanuts and bushes, and 120 ft. high; northern and smallest is 100 ft. high, coral and sand, with palms at s. end; in Lau Group, and 13 mi. e. of Naitamba. Kioa: 5 mi. long; 920 ft. high; partly wooded; uninhabited; 5 mi. Kea. s.s.w. of Rambi, in Somo-somo Strait, e. of Kiaw. Vama Levu. Owens. Tate. Kiusick: 40 ft. high; in Yasawa Group. Knox: islet 47 ft. high; in Yasawa Group. Komo: Komo levu. Komo levu: 12x2 mi.; 270 ft. high; grass, casuarinas and screw pines Komo. hills, and cocoanuts on summit and in low ground; inhabited; s.e. of Olorua. Komo is recognized name at present. Komo ndriki: 300 yds. diam.; 70 ft. high; "dark" and rocky; in or Lau Group. Komo ndriti: Komo Riki. Komo Riki: Komo ndriki.