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Geography of the Western Islands
Geographical Names in the Western Islands

This page includes a comprehensive, annotated index of current and historical names of all the islands in the Western Islands of the Bismarck Archipelago as well as other indexes and relevant information necessary to conduct bibliographic, historical and general research regarding the Western Islands.


Index of Islands Codes (As used by The Wuvulu Research Center and on The Wuvulu Web Site)
  • A Aua
  • AW Awin
  • AD Admiralty Islands
  • BA Bismarck Archipelago
  • H Hermit
  • HA Heina
  • K Kaniet
  • L Liot
  • M Manu
  • N Ninigo
  • P Pelleluhu
  • PR Pupol Reef
  • S Sae
  • SA Sama
  • SU Sumasuma
  • W Wuvulu
  • WI Western Islands


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Annotated Index of Current and Historical Geographical Names in the Western Islands
Aphabetical listing
Admiralty Islands
Aua Island
Awin Atoll
Bismarck Archipelago
Heina Group
Hermit Islands
Kaniet Islands
Liot Island
Manu Island
Ninigo Islands
Pelleluhu Group
Pupol Reef
Sae Islands
Sama Island
Sumasuma Island
Western Islands
Wuvulu Island
 Geographical listing (from West to East)
Bismarck Archipelago
Western Islands
Wuvulu Island
Aua Island
Manu Island
Awin Atoll
Sumasuma Island
Sama Island
Ninigo Islands
Pelleluhu Group
Heina Group
Pupol Reef
Liot Island
Hermit Islands
Sae Islands
Kaniet Islands
Admiralty Islands
The current name of each island or atoll (bold and underlined) is followed by a (code) to facilitate cross-referencing with the Annotated Index of Island Names in the Western Islands below.  Each section contains historical names spelled out exactly as found in the literature.  A name followed by an asterisk (*) denotes an island part of a group, i.e.: Maron* (H) is an island in the Hermit group (code H).  The names of individual islands are often cited by themselves in the literature to refer to or describe the group of islands to which they belong.
See also Annotated Index of Place Names in the Western Islands.
The listings are from West to East.
  • Bismarck Archipelago (BA)
    Named after German chancellor Otto von Bismarck it is a vast archipelago covering 19,200 sq mi (49,730 sq km) and consisting of volcanic islands and islets in the Bismarck Sea, southwestern Pacific Ocean along the eastern and northern coasts of Papua New Guinea.  Credit for the "discovery" of the Bismarck Archipelago is usually given to the Dutch explorer Willem Schouten in 1616 but it is the Spanish explorer Ynigo Ortiz de Retes who, with his ship San Juan sailed from Tidor to “New Spain” for King Philip II of Spain and made route north to "discover" Wuvulu and Aua islands on August 19, 1545.  He was followed by the Spanish explorer Antonio de Herera who travelled through the Archipelago in the early 1600's (see Early Maps).

    The Bismarck Archipelago includes New Britain to the South (the largest island), New Ireland, New Hanover, the St. Matthias Group (Emirau and Mussau Islands), the Admiralty Islands and the Western Islands.  The larger islands are mountainous, have some active volcanoes and the highest peak, Mount Sinewit, 7,999 ft (2,438 m), is found in the Baining Mountains on the Gazelle Peninsula on New Britain.  The main products are copra, cacao, coffee, tea, and rubber.  Copper and gold are also mined.  The inhabitants are mostly Melanesians.  The area became a German protectorate in 1884.  Australia seized the group in World War I and they were mandated to Australia by the League of Nations in 1920.  Japan built and operated several naval and air bases in the islands during World War II.  In 1947, Australia received trusteeship over the group from the United Nations.  The archipelago became part of Papua New Guinea when it became independent in 1973.     The Admiralty Islands and the Western Islands form the northwest end of the Bismarck Archipelago.

    Archipel Bismarck
    Bismarckarchipel
    Britannia Archipelago

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  • Western Islands (WI)
    The western most group of islands of the Bismarck Archipelago, west of the Admiralty Islands is part of the Manus Province, Papua New Guinea [map].  The islands lay in an area extending from the south west at latitude 1o45' South, longitude 142o45' East to the north east at latitude 0o44' South, longitude 145o33' East, between the West Melanesian Trench to the north and the New Guinea Trench to the south.
    See also Annotated Index of Place Names in the Western Islands.

    Iles de l'Ouest
    Iles Occidentales
    north west Islands
    North Western Islands
    NW Islands
    Western Islands
    Western Isles
    Western Isles Group
    Westliche Inseln
    Westliche Isles
    Westlichen Inseln

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  • Wuvulu Island (W) Latitude 1o43' South, longitude 142o50' East.
    Wuvulu is a low coral island of volcanic origin with a maximum elevation of 3 m (10 feet) above sea level.  It is approximately 19.3 km (12 miles) in circumference and 4 km (2½ miles) by 7.2 km (4½ miles) in diameter with a surface area of 1,400 ha (3,600 acres).  The island is completely encircled by a fringing coral reef with no natural harbor, making it impossible to anchor ships.
    Wuvulu is the westernmost and southern mostisland in the Western Islands of the Bismarck Archipelago, located 224.5 nautical miles (416 km) to the west of Manus Island and the Admiralty Islands, 140.3 nautical miles (260 km) north of Wewak, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea, and more than 593 nautical miles (1,100 km) south of the Carolines Archipelago.
    See also Annotated Index of Place Names on Wuvulu Island.

    Bobolo
    Bóbolo
    Hombres Blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Ile du Tigre
    Ilhas do Mons blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Isola de lhombres blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Islas de Hombres blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Islas hombres blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Los Hombres Blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Mally
    Mary
    Mathy
    Mati
    Matti
    Matty
    Matty Inseln
    Matty-Inseln
    Matty's Island
    Maty
    Popolo
    Tigarinsel
    Tiger
    Tiger-Insel
    Tiger Island
    Tigerinsel
    Tigerön
    Viwulu
    Vuvulu
    Wavulu
    Wuoulu
    Wurvulu
    WUU
    WUV
    Wuvuilu
    Wuvulu
    Wuvula
    Wuvulo
    Wuvuloo
    Wuwulu
    Wuwula
    Wuwulo
    Wuwulu

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  • Aua Island (A) Latitude 1o27' South, longitude 143o4' East.
    The closest island to Wuvulu Island, to the north-east.

    Ana
    Aria
    Arua
    Au'u
    Ava
    Douro
    Dourur
    Du Rour
    Duror
    Durour
    Durour's Island
    Duroure
    Hombres Blancos (refers to both Aua and Wuvulu islands)
    Huhn
    Huon
    Hun
    Hún
    Hunt
    Ilhas do Mons blancos (refers to both Wuvulu and Aua islands)
    Isola de lhombres blancos (refers to both Aua and Wuvulu islands)
    Islas de Hombres blancos (refers to both Aua and Wuvulu islands)
    Los Hombres Blancos (refers to both Aua and Wuvulu islands)
    Uva

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  • Manu Island (M) Latitude 1o19' South, longitude 143o37' East.
    A small island between Aua Island and the Ninigo Islands.

    Allison (named after British Captain W.N. Allison who "discovered" Manu Is. in 1886 aboard the Fei Lung)
    Allison-inseln
    Malus
    Manus

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  • Awin Atoll (AW) Latitude 1o39' South, longitude 144o1' East.
    The southern most atoll of the Ninigo Group to the south-west of the Ninigo Islands.
    The two islands (*) of this group are listed clockwise from the southern most.
    1.  Islands on the periphery of the lagoon
    Maletin*
    Awin* (also Awinn)
    2.  Other names for Awin Atoll
    Saboh Island

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  • Sama Group (SA) Latitude 1o24' South, longitude 144o4' East.
    An atoll, part of the Ninigo Group, south-west of the Ninigo Islands.
    The 3 islands (*) of this group are listed clockwise from the southern most.
     
    Sama*
    Similam*
    Pataku* (also Pateku)
    Pateku* (see Pataku)

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2.  Islands and islets inside the Ninigo lagoon

Pingilap*
Talil*
Hottom*
Bahanat*
Amot*
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3.  Other names for the Ninigo Islands
Bougainville low islands named after French Admiral Louis Antoine de Bougainville who "discovered" the Ninigo Islands in 1771 aboard the King's frigate La Boudeuse
Chequer Islands
Chess-Bank
Chess-board
Chessboard
Echequier
Echiquier
Echiquiers
Exchequer
Exchequers
Exchiquier
Is. Basses (see Bougainville low islands)
Is. Basses de Bougainville (see Bougainville low islands)
Isles Basses
L'Echequier
L'Echiquier
Les Mille iles
Los Mil Islas
Mil Islas
Mille Isles
Nindigo
Ninego Group
Ninigo-Group
Ninigo-Gruppe
Ninigos
Ningo
Schachbrett
Schess-Boaro
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4.  Alphabetical names in the Ninigo Islands
Ahu* (also Amik)
Amik* (also Ami)
Amot*
Bahanat*
Bougainville low islands
Chacheon*
Chauch*
Chequer Islands
Chess-Bank
Chess-board
Chessboard
Echequier
Echiquier
Echiquiers
Exchequer
Exchequers
Exchiquier
Hepi*
Hepisasa*
Hottom*
Is. Basses
Is. Basses de Bougainville
Isles Basses
Kamochin*
Keholl*
L'Echequier
L'Echiquier
Lau*
Les Mille iles
Longam* (also Longan)
Longan* (also Longam)
Los Mil Islas
Maichuch*
Mal* (the major island in the Ninigo Islands)
Memam* (also Menan)
Menan* (also Memam)
Mil Islas
Mille Isles
Nahanu*
Ngi*
Nindigo
Ninego Group
Ninigo-Group
Ninigo-Gruppe
Ninigos
Ningo
Nunu*
Onia*
Pelipa*
Pihon* (also Pihun)
Pihun* (also Pihon)
Pingilap*
Pisa*
Potaminam* (also Potaminan)
Potaminan* (also Potaminam)
Puol*
Sabucho*
Sand I.*
Sawapil*
Schachbrett
Schess-Boaro
Talil*
Wahangahun*

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  • Pelleluhu Group (P) Latitude 1o8' South, longitude 144o24' East.
    An atoll, part of the Ninigo Group, to the north-east of the Ninigo Islands.
    The 13 islands (*) of this group are listed clockwise from the southern most.
    Szighwalin*
    Pelleluhu* (also Pelalhun, Pelleluhn)
    Palitolla*
    Pennehan* (northern most island in the Pelleluhu Group and Ninigo Group)
    Pahait*
    Somaniat*
    Bilapalap*
    Manu*
    Hamoha*
    Moat*
    Ahaltin*
    Bircha*
    Guam*

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  • Heina Group (HA) Latitude 1o7' South, longitude 144o30' East.
    The eastern most atoll of the Ninigo Group, to the north-east of the Ninigo Islands and Pelleluhu Group.
    The 6 islands (*) of this group are listed clockwise from the southern most, followed by other names for this group.
    1.  Islands and islets on the periphery of the lagoon
    Kat*
    Sa*
    Mottum*
    Tall*
    Na*
    Laualau*
    2.  Other names for the Heina Group
    Hani
    Hehna
  • Liot Atoll (L) Latitude 1o24' South, longitude 144o5' East.
    A small, horseshoe shape island, part of the Ninigo Group, between the Ninigo Islands and Hermit Group.
     
    Boudeuse
    Bouddeuse
    Ile Boudeuse
    La Boudeuse
    La Bouddeuse
    Ufe
    Uwe

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2.  Islands and islets inside the Hermit lagoon
AKib* (also Arkeb)
Maron* (also Maronn, Maroon, Moron)
Jalun* (also Djalum, Djalun, Geloon, Gelun)  with an elevation of 800', the highest island in the Western Islands.
Tset* (also Tet, Zet)
Luf* (also Louf, Lub, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
North Gochonsipi*
South Gochonsipi*
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3.  Other names for the Hermit Islands
Agomes
Bechu
Caimana
Eremit
Eremitanos
Eremite
Eremiten
Eremiteninseln
Ermitanos
Ermite
Germit
Hermitanos
Hermite
Hermiten
Hermitinseln
Hermits
Hermitten
Iles des Hermites
Iles Ermite
Is. de los Ermilanos
Isle Nord
Les Hermnites
La Caimana
La Caramania
Lacaymana
Los Emeritanos
Los Eremitanos
Los Hermitanos
Taliu
The Beautiful Lady with the Poisoned Lips (so named because of its forbidding and dangerous reefs)
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AKib* (also Arkeb)
Amot* (also Amota)
Amota* (also Amot)
Agomes
ArKeb* (also Akib)
Bechu
Caimana
Djalum* (also Jalun, Djalun, Geloon, Gelun)
Djalun* (also Jalun, Djalum, Geloon, Gelun)
Eremit
Eremitanos
Eremite
Eremiten
Eremiteninseln
Ermitanos
Ermite
Geloon* (also Jalun, Djalum, Djalun, Gelun)
Gelun* (also Jalun, Djalum, Djalun, Geloon)
Germit
Hermitanos
Hermite
Hermiten
Hermitinseln
Hermits
Hermitten
Iles des Hermites
Iles Ermite
Is. de los Ermilanos
Isle Nord
Jalun* (also Djalum, Djalun, Geloon, Gelun)
Kenai*
Kocheran* (also Kocherau)
Kocherau* (also Kocheran)
Kochapiti
La Caimana
La Caramania
Lacaymana
Leabon*
Les Hermnites
Loof* (also Ló, Louf, Lub, Luf, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
Los Emeritanos
Los Eremitanos
Los Hermitanos
Ló* (also Loof, Louf, Lub, Luf, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
Louf* (also Ló, Lub, Luf, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
Lub* (also Ló, Loof, Louf, Luf, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
Luf* (also Loof, Lóu, Louf, Lub, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
Luf-Atoll* (also Loof, Lóu, Louf, Lub, Luf, Luf-luf, Lup)
Luf-luf* (also Loof, Lóu, Louf, Lub, Luf, Luf-Atoll, Lup)
Lup* (also Loof, Lóu, Louf, Lub, Luf, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf)
Machan* (also Makan)
Makan* (also Machan)
Maron* (also Maronn, Maroon, Moron)
Maronn* (also Maron, Maroon, Moron)
Maroon* (also Maron, Maronn, Moron)
Mono*
Moron* (also Maron, Maronn, Moroon)
North Gochonsipi*
Pemei* (also Pemé)
Pemé* (also Pemei)
Pechu* (also Peegue)
Peegue* (also Pechu)
Pianau*
South Gochonsipi*
The Beautiful Lady with the Poisoned Lips (so named because of its forbidding and dangerous reefs)
Taliu
Tatahau*
Tset* (also Zet)
Zet* (also Tet)

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  • Sae Islands (S) Latitude 0o47' South, longitude 145o17' East.
    The northern most islands in the Western Islands, north-east of the Hermit Islands.
    The Sae and Kaniet Islands are routinely referred to as the "Kaniet (Sae) Islands".  They are in fact two distinct groups albeit close to one another.  The Sae Islands are the smallest of these two groups.
    For other names for the Sae Islands, see: Other names for the Kaniet (Sae) Islands below.

    Sae*

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  • Kaniet Islands (K) Latitude 0o56' South, longitude 145o30' East.
    The eastern most group of small islands in the Western Islands, north-east of the Hermit Islands.
    The Kaniet and Sae Islands are routinely referred to as the "Kaniet (Sae) Islands".  They are in fact two distinct groups albeit close to one another.  The Kaniet Islands are the largest of these two groups.
    The 4 islands and one islet (*) of this group are listed clockwise from the southern most, followed by other names for this group.
    1.  Islands and islets on the periphery of the lagoon
    Taling*
    Tatak*
    Islet*
    Suf*
    Vasan*
  • 2.  Other names for the Kaniet (Sae) Islands
    Anachoret
    Anachorete
    Anachoreten
    Anachorètes
    Anachorites
    Anacoretas
    Anachorts
    Anchoret
    Anchoreten
    Anchorite
    Anchoriter
    Anchorites
    Camerson
    Comerson
    Commerçon
    Commerson
    Is. des Anachoretes
    Kamiets
    Kanies
    Kaniët
    Kunies
    Kuniët
    Les Anachorètes
    Les Anachorettes
    Les Moines
    Les Monjos
    Los Anacoretas
    Los Monjos
    Los Monges
    Monges
    Monks
    Suf*
    Taling*
    Tatak*
    Vasan*

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  • Admiralty Islands (AD) The closest group of islands to the east of the Western Islands.
    The Manus Province seat of Government at Lorengau on Manus Island administers the Western Islands.

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Annotated Alphabetical Index of Island Names in the Western Islands (WI) The name of each island or atoll is followed by a code to facilitate cross-referencing with the Annotated Index of Current and Historical Names in the Western Islands above.  The names are spelled out exactly as found in the literature.  A name followed by an asterisk (*) denotes a major island part of a group, i.e.: Maron* (H) is a major island in the Hermit (code H) group.  These names are thus marked because they are often cited by themselves in the literature to refer to or describe the group of islands to which they belong.
See also Annotated Index of Place Names in the Western Islands.

Index
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

 A  Akib* (H) (also Arkeb)
Agomes (H)
Ahaltin* (P)
Ahu* (N)
Allison (M)
Allison-inseln (M)
Ami* (N)
(see Amik)
Amik* (N)
(also Ami)
Amot* (H) (also Amota)
Amota* (H) (see Amot)
Ana (A)
Anachoret (K)
Anachorete (K)
Anachoreten (K)
Anachorètes (K)
Anachorites (K)
Anacoretas (K)
Anachorts (K)
Anchoret (K)
Anchoreten (K)
Anchorite (K)
Anchoriter (K)
Anchorites (K)
Archipel Bismarck (BA)
Aria (A)
Arkeb* (H) (see Akib)
Aua (A)
Ava (A)
Awin (AW) (also Awinn)
Awinn (AW) (see Awin)
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 B  Bahanat* (N)
Bechu (H)
Bilapalap*(P)
Bircha*(P)
Bismarck Archipelago (BA)
Bismarckarchipel (BA)
Bobolo (W)
Bóbolo (W)
Boudeuse (L)
Bouddeuse (L)
Bougainville low islands (N)
Britannia Archipelago (BA)
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 C  Caimana (H)
Cammerson (S)
Chacheon* (N)
Chauch* (N)
Chequer Islands (N)
Chess-Bank (N)
Chess-board (N)
Chessboard (N)
Comerson (S)
Commerçon (S)
Commerson (S)
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 D  Djalum* (H) (see Jalun*)
Djalun* (H) (see Jalun*)
Djarun* (H) (see Jalun*)
Douro (A)
Dourur (A)
Du Rour (A)
Duror (A)
Durour (A)
Durour's Island (A)
Duroure (A)
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 E  Echequier (N)
Echiquier (N)
Echiquiers (N)
Eremit (H)
Eremitanos (H)
Eremite (H)
Eremiten (H)
Eremiteninseln (H)
Ermitanos (H)
Ermite (H)
Exchequer (N)
Exchequers (N)
Exchiquier (N)
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 F  No data
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 G  Geloon* (H) (see Jalun*)
Gelun* (H) (see Jalun*)
Germit (H)
Guam* (P)
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 H  Hamoha* (P)
Hani (HA)
Hehna (HA)
Heina (HA)
Hepi* (N)
Hepisasa* (N)
Hermit (H)
Hermitanos (H)
Hermite (H)
Hermiten (H)
Hermitinseln (H)
Hermits (H)
Hermitten (H)
Hombres Blancos (W) & (A)
Hottom* (N)
Huhn (A)
Huon (A)
Hun (A)
Hún (A)
Hunt (A)
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 I  Ile Boudeuse (L)
Ile du Tigre (W)
Iles Basses (N)
Iles de l'Ouest (WI)
Iles des Hermites (H)
Iles Ermite (H)
Iles Occidentales (WI)
Ilhas do Mons blancos(W) & (A)
Is. Basses (N)
Is. Basses de Bougainville (N)
Is. de los Ermilanos (H)
Is. des Anachoretes (K)
Isola de lhombres blancos (W) & (A)
Islas de Hombres blancos (W) & (A)
Islas hombres blancos (W) & (A)
Isle Nord (H)
Isles Basses (N)
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 J  Jalun* (H) (see Djalum, Djalun, Djarun, Geloon, Gelun)
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 K  Kamochin* (N)
Kanies (K)
Kaniet (K)
Kaniët (K)
Kat* (HA)
Keholl* (N)
Kenai* (H)
Kocheran* (H) (also Kocherau)
Kocherau* (H) (see Kocheran)
Kochapiti (H)
Kunies (K)
Kuniët (K)
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 L  Laualau* (HA)
L'Echequier (N)
L'Echiquier (N)
La Boudeuse (L)
La Bouddeuse (L)
La Caimana (H)
La Caramania (H)
Lacaymana (H)
Lau* (N)
Leabon* (H)
Les Anachorètes (K)
Les Anachorettes (K)
Les Hermnites (H)
Les Mille iles (N)
Les Moines (S)
Les Monjos (K)
Liot (L)
Longam* (H) (see Longan)
Longan* (H) (also Longam)
Loof* (H)
Los Anacoretas (K)
Los Emeritanos (H)
Los Eremitanos (H)
Los Hermitanos (H)
Los Hombres Blancos (W) & (A)
Los Mil Islas (N)
Los Monjos (K)
Los Monges (K)
Lóu* (H)
Louf* (H) (see Luf)
Lub* (H) (see Luf)
Luf* (H) (also Loof, Lóu, Louf, Lub, Luf-Atoll, Luf-luf, Lup)
Luf-Atoll* (H) (see Luf)
Luf-luf* (H) (see Luf)
Lup* (H) (see Luf)
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 M  Makan* (H) (also Machan)
Machan* (H) (see Makan)
Mal* (N)
Maletin* (AW)
Mally (W)
Malus (M)
Manu (M)
Manu* (P)
Manus (M)
Maron* (H)
(also Maronn, Maroon, Moron)
Maronn* (H) (see Maron)
Maroon* (H) (see Maron)
Mary (W)
Mathy (W)
Mati (W)
Matti (W)
Matty (W)
Matty-Inseln (W)
Matty Inseln (W)
Matty's Island (W)
Maty (W)
Memam* (N) (see Menan)
Menan* (N) (also Memam)
Mil Islas (N)
Mille Isles (N)
Monges (K)
Mono* (H)
Monks (S)
Moron* (H) (see Maron)
Mottum* (HA)
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 N  Na* (HA)
Nahanu* (N)
Ngi* (N)
Nindigo (N)
Ninigo (N)
Ninigo-Group (N)
Ninigo-Gruppe (N)
Ninigos (N)
Ningo (N)
north west Islands (WI)
North Gochonsipi* (H)
North Western Islands (WI)
Nunu* (N)
NW Islands (WI)
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 O  Onia* (N)
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 P  Pahait* (P)
Palitolla* (P)
Pataku* (SA) (also Pateku) Pateku* (SA) (see Pataku) Pechu* (H) (also Peegue)
Peegue* (H) (see Pechu)
Pelalhun* (P) (see Pelleluhu)
Pelleluhn* (P) (see Pelleluhu)
Pelleluhu (P) (also Pelalhun, Pelleluhn)
Pelipa* (N)
Pemé (H) (see Pemei)
Pemei (H) (also Pemé)
Pennehan* (P)
Pianau* (H)
Pingilap* (N)
Pihon* (N) (see Pihun)
Pihun* (N) (also Pihon)
Pisa* (N)
Popolo (W)
Potaminam* (N) (also Potaminan)
Potaminan* (N) (see Potaminam)
Puol* (N)
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 Q  No data
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 R  No data
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 S  Sa* (HA)
Saboh* (AW)
Sabucho* (N)
Sae (K)
Sama (SA)
Sand I.* (N)
Sawapil* (N)
Schachbrett (N)
Schess-Boaro (N)
Similam* (SA)
Somaniat* (P)
South Gochonsipi* (H)
Sumasuma (SU)
Szighwalin* (P)
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 T  Tall* (HA)
Talil* (N)
Taliu (H)
Tatahau* (H)
Tet (H) (Tset) Tigarinsel (W)
Tiger (W)
Tiger Island (W)
Tiger-Insel (W)
Tigerinsel (W)
Tigerön (W)
The Beautiful Lady with the Poisoned Lips (H)
Tet* (H) (see Tset)
Tset* (H) (also Tet, Zet)
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 U  Ufe (L)
Uva (A)
Uwe (L)
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 V  Viwulu (W)
Vuvulu (W)
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 W  Wahangahun* (N)
Wuvulu (W)
Wavulu (W)
Western Island (WI)
Western Isles (WI)
Western Isles Group (WI)
Westliche Inseln (WI)
Westliche Isles (WI)
Westlichen Inseln (WI)
Wuoulu (W)
Wurvulu (W)
WUU (W)
WUV (W)
Wuvuilu (W)
Wuvula (W)
Wuvulo (W)
Wuvuloo (W)
Wuwulu (W)
Wuwula (W)
Wuwulo (W)
Wuwulu (W)
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 X  No data
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