- 13°32′S 167°20′E / 13.533°S 167.333°E / -13.533; 167.333
Ureparapara (also
known as
Parapara for short; once
known as
Bligh Island) is the
third largest...
- an
Oceanic language spoken by
about 240 people, on the east
coast of
Ureparapara Island in the
Banks Islands of Vanuatu. It is
distinct from Lehali, the...
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provincial capital, is on
Vanua Lava. The
third largest island in the group,
Ureparapara (also
known as Parapara), is an old
volcanic cone that has been breached...
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Islands consist of 15
picturesque coral cays. It is
located between Ureparapara,
Vanua Lava, and Mota Lava. The
estimated terrain elevation above sea...
- inhabited)
Tegua Ngwel (uninhabited)
Linua Lo Toga
Banks Islands Vet
Tagde Ureparapara Rowa
Islands (Reef Islands)
Enwut (uninhabited)
Lomeur Vanua Lava Kwakea...
- an
Oceanic language spoken by
about 200 people, on the west
coast of
Ureparapara Island in Vanuatu. It is
distinct from Löyöp, the
language spoken on...
- 592 (Unnamed Caldera)
Holocene Ureparapara 764 2507 13°32′S 167°20′E / 13.54°S 167.33°E / -13.54; 167.33 (
Ureparapara) 476,000 BC
Vanua Lava 921 3022...
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fourth largest island in the
Banks Islands,
after Gaua,
Vanua Lava and
Ureparapara. It is the
highest (411 m or 1,348 ft) of the
eastern chain of islands...
- only in Vanuatu,
where it is
native to the
islands of
Vanua Lava and
Ureparapara. Dowe, J.L. (1998). "Veitchia metiti". IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species...
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languages Torres Islands: Hiw, Lo-Toga (“Loh”)
Banks Islands: Lehali–Löyöp (“
Ureparapara”), Mwotlap–Volow (“Mwotlav”), Lemerig–Vera’a (“Vera'a”), Vurës–Mwesen...
