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- Q4482654 subject Q7213933.
- Q4482654 abstract "Fenualoa is the second largest island in the Reef Islands, administratively located in the Solomon Islands province of Temotu. At low tide, Fenualoa is connected to the neighboring island of Nifiloli to the north. The west side of the island is mainly sandy beaches facing the huge lagoon and the Great Reef. The east side is steep rocky cliffs with the deep Forest Passage separating Fenualoa from the largest island of the group Lomlom. The island is very densely populated with four main villages, each made up of a number of sub-villages and total approximately 1500 inhabitants (2008). These are all on the west side of the 8 km by 600m long and thin island. The largest villages are Tuo (Tuwo), Maluba, Tanga and Malapu (running south to north). There are three schools on the island and the people are Melanesian. A few yachts (1 or 2 per year) visit the island by entering the huge lagoon through the Great Reef (the lagoon is approximately 25 km east west by 8 km north south). There is no scheduled transport to the island.".
- Q4482654 wikiPageExternalLink fenualoa.pdf.
- Q4482654 wikiPageExternalLink fenualoa.html.
- Q4482654 wikiPageWikiLink Q1917496.
- Q4482654 wikiPageWikiLink Q2849932.
- Q4482654 wikiPageWikiLink Q4892199.
- Q4482654 wikiPageWikiLink Q685.
- Q4482654 wikiPageWikiLink Q7213933.
- Q4482654 wikiPageWikiLink Q936088.
- Q4482654 point "-10.25 166.25".
- Q4482654 type SpatialThing.
- Q4482654 comment "Fenualoa is the second largest island in the Reef Islands, administratively located in the Solomon Islands province of Temotu. At low tide, Fenualoa is connected to the neighboring island of Nifiloli to the north. The west side of the island is mainly sandy beaches facing the huge lagoon and the Great Reef. The east side is steep rocky cliffs with the deep Forest Passage separating Fenualoa from the largest island of the group Lomlom.".
- Q4482654 label "Fenualoa".
- Q4482654 lat "-10.25".
- Q4482654 long "166.25".