General notes on South Pacific island groups
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_37- Ongeadriki: 1¾x1 mi.; 300 ft. high; rocky; uninhabited. Ongeandriki. Ong-hea-Riki. Ongeandriki. Ongeandriki: Ongeadriki. Ong-hea-lebou: Ongea Levu. Ong-hea Riki: Ongeadriki. Ongomea: Ngamea. Ono: 4⅛x3½ mi.; surrounded by reef; Mbualu peak 1160 ft. high; Oubenga. densely wooded on e. side, and partly so on Oumbenga. w. side; grassy hill 560 ft. high near s. end; inhabited; n.e. of Kandavu. Ono: Ono i lau. Ono i lau group: on reef 5 mi. n.e. by s.w., and 4 mi. wide; Lau. highest peak is 370 ft. high. Said to be 3 Ono. larger (inhab.) volc. ids., and 3 lesser ( Ono i law. (uninhab.) coral islets, all thickly wood- ed; in s.e. extreme of Fiji Group. Vamua Vatu is said to be in this group. Ono i law: Ono i lau. Osombu: Osubu. Osubu: islet of Exploring Group; see Sovu. Otovawa: 3/4x1½ mi.; in Yasawa Group. Oubenga: Ono. Oumbenga: Ono.