Austral Islands
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Islands
Tubuai Islands
The Tubuai Islands are the northwesternmost part of the Austral Islands, and they consist of:
- — an uninhabited atoll.
- — (900 pop.), considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
- — (750 p), the smallest by land area.
- — (2,000 p), the second largest of the Austral Islands, with some interesting maraes.
- — (2,000 p), the main island of the Australs, with the main airport.
Bass Islands
The Bass Islands are the southeast of the Tubuai Islands, and they consist of:- — population 500.
- island — four small, volcanic, uninhabited islands.
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