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Vaitupu

Easternmost inhabited island of Tuvalu.

Vaitupu is the easternmost inhabited island of Tuvalu, a Polynesian nation in the Pacific Ocean. It is an atoll composed of coral reefs surrounding two small islets, Taitua and Lotoa. Historically significant, Vaitupu served as the administrative center of Tuvalu before governance shifted to Funafuti.

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Vaitupu is a small island in Tuvalu that's famous for being the easternmost inhabited island in the whole country.

Fun Facts

Vaitupu has a population of around 700 people
It is home to the Vaitupu Conservation Area, protecting native plants and wildlife
The island has a unique ecosystem due to its isolated location

FAQ

What is Vaitupu? It's an island in Tuvalu
Is it far from other islands? Yes, it is located on the eastern end of the Tuvalu island chain
What is Vaitupu known for? It's the easternmost inhabited island in Tuvalu

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

atoll island

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

Taitua Lotoa

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Tuvalu

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geographical location island

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