General notes on South Pacific island groups
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-23- Namuka: 1\frac{3}{4} mi.xl mi.; 7.mi. w. of Mbenga, and enclosed in same reef. Namuka; islet covered with trees; inhabited; 3 mi. s. w. of entrance to Suva Harbor, inside shore reef. Namuka i lau: (eastern)-- 4xl\frac{1}{2} mi.; dark, wooded, coral id.; 260 ft. Namouka. high at n. end; inhabited; 15 mi. n. of Fulanga, Namuku. Neat's Tongue./and n.e. of Marambo, in Lau Group. Namuku: Namuka i lau. Nananu group: consists of N. ira (leeward) and N. thake (windward); on n. side of Viti Levu. Nananu ira: islets of Nanamu group; 230 ft. high; covered with Nanamu thake/grass and bushes, partly planted in cocoamuts. Nandongo: see Na Ndongu or Tiri Group. Na Ndongo group: Tiri Group. Now recognized as "Nandongo" on the Na Nandongu. Fiji Lands Dept. map. Nuvera. Na Ndongu: Nandongo. Nangani: Naingani. Nangano: 68 ft. high; n. coast of Vanua Levu; n. of Thakavi. See also Piner. Nanga Sautambu: small sand cay; 2\frac{1}{4} mi. s. of Leluvia, s. of Moturiki. Nangati: 1x\frac{1}{2} mi.; 930 ft. high; inhabited; in Yasawa Group. Naniuka leile: large rock near Navandra. Nansia: Namuia.