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290:, recorded in his journal that six men and six women, natives of various islands, were living on Niulakita working for Moors. Captain Gibson determined that the island was not under American protection so he hoisted the
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permission to settle
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surrounds the whole island, which makes local fishing and transport into and out of the island difficult.
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1819:Categories
1771:Motutanifa
1745:Temotuloto
1735:Teafuanonu
1730:Teafuaniua
1585:Fenua Tapu
1498:Te Afuafou
1493:Papa Elise
1483:Mulitefala
1382:Nukulaelae
982:15 January
964:References
292:Union Jack
168:Population
109:10°47′21″S
1761:Luasamotu
1725:Teafatule
1675:Motufetau
1624:Tokinivae
1619:Talalolae
1609:Piliaieve
1443:Fualefeke
1428:Fongafale
1418:Fale Fatu
1377:Nukufetau
1332:Niulakita
1327:Nanumanga
914:Education
851:(123.37)
343:Geography
254:Nantucket
191:Niulakita
160:Elevation
87:Niulakita
28:Niulakita
1740:Teafuone
1700:Niualuka
1680:Motulalo
1614:Pongalei
1604:Pakantou
1590:Telikiai
1559:Lefogaki
1458:Funamanu
1453:Funafala
1413:Falaoigo
1362:Funafuti
1202:26 April
1176:22 March
926:See also
903:Source:
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846:(10.69)
841:(10.36)
836:(10.43)
801:(13.47)
796:(12.91)
791:(14.52)
782:Average
228:Atriplex
1715:Sakalua
1705:Niuatui
1695:Motumua
1665:Lafanga
1655:Funaota
1538:Vasafua
1533:Tutanga
1518:Tengasu
1478:Motuloa
1473:Motugie
1468:Mateika
1463:Luamotu
1448:Fualopa
1433:Fuafatu
1403:Amatuku
1387:Vaitupu
1367:Nanumea
1320:Islands
1033:Maude,
849:3,133.2
831:(7.09)
826:(8.67)
821:(8.89)
816:(9.54)
811:(9.11)
806:(7.69)
777:(42.3)
772:(71.6)
767:(71.8)
762:(44.6)
757:(72.1)
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467:(92.8)
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375:Climate
353:maneapa
318:Vaitupu
303:Seladon
287:Curacoa
269:Vaitupu
256:whaler
235:trees (
233:pukavai
223:Vaitupu
213:History
137:Country
1776:Temotu
1720:Savave
1629:Unimai
1554:Lakena
1523:Tepuka
1513:Telele
1508:Tefala
1438:Fuagea
1423:Fatato
1408:Avalau
1355:Atolls
1337:Niutao
1313:Tuvalu
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388:Month
357:Tuvalu
337:Tuvalu
322:Niutao
262:Sophia
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195:Tuvalu
141:Tuvalu
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1786:Tofia
1594:Meang
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892:15.7
889:16.0
886:13.5
883:14.7
880:15.1
877:15.6
874:16.0
871:14.8
868:17.4
865:17.0
862:18.5
844:271.4
839:263.1
834:264.9
829:180.1
824:220.2
819:225.9
814:242.3
809:231.3
804:195.2
799:342.1
794:327.8
789:368.9
427:Year
277:Samoa
1650:Fale
1592:aka
1269:2024
1230:2009
1204:2015
1178:2024
1149:ISBN
1006:2020
984:2021
770:22.0
765:22.1
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635:28.3
630:28.5
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530:30.9
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510:31.1
505:31.2
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440:34.3
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1372:Nui
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