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Alofau (Samoan:
Ālōfau) is a
village on the
southeast coast of
Tutuila Island,
American Samoa. It is
located at the
eastern end of ****a'itua Bay, six miles...
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Atoll Swains Island Villages Aʻasu Afao Āfono
Agugulu Alao
Alaufau Ālega
Ālōfau Amalau Amaluia ʻAmanave
Amaua Āmouli Ānua ʻAoa Aʻoloau
Asili Atuʻu ʻAūa...
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consists of Aunu'u
Island together with its
foothold upon
Tutuila Island,
Ālōfau and Āmouli. Saʻole
County was
first recorded beginning with the 1912 special...
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Elementary School Afono Elementary School Alatua Lua
Elementary School Alofau Elementary School Aua
Elementary School ****asa Le'atele
Elementary School...
- the edge of ****a'itua Bay, and in
between the
villages of ****a'itua and
Alofau.
Pagai is six
miles east of Pago Pago.
Pagai straddles the
county border...
- of the Ta****pu, Pago,
Alofau, and
Olomoana shield domes followed long
parallel fissures followed, but when the Pago and
Alofau summits collapsed, calderas...
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Atoll Swains Island Villages Aʻasu Afao Āfono
Agugulu Alao
Alaufau Ālega
Ālōfau Amalau Amaluia ʻAmanave
Amaua Āmouli Ānua ʻAoa Aʻoloau
Asili Atuʻu ʻAūa...
- a
shallow bay on the
south coast of the island, in-between Lauli'i and
Alofau. It is home to Lua****ā, Le'iato's
house of chiefs, and the big
malae Malotumau...
- Aumi, Alega, Avaio, Auto, Amaua, Utusia, ****aʻitua,
Pagai Saʻole Pagai,
Alofau, Amouli, Auasi,
Utumea East Aunuʻu Aunuʻu Ofu Manuʻa Ofu Ofu
Olosega Olosega...
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formations resulted from
volcanic activity on the
northeast rift of the
nearby Ālōfau Volcano during the
final stages of
Pliocene volcanic activity on the island...
