Tuamotu Archipelago (FR)
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The Tuamotus or the Tuamotu Archipelago (French: Îles Tuamotu) are a chain of islands and atolls in French Polynesia that form the largest chain of atolls in the world. The Tuamotu islands were originally settled by Polynesians who share a common culture and language. Tuamotus means the “Distant Islands.”
The Tuamotu archipelago encompasses seven small groups of islands and atolls.
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Disappointment Islands
Puka-Puka
Napuka
Tepoto (North) (Tepoto Nord)
Duke of Gloucester Islands
Hereheretue
Anuanuraro
Anuanurunga
Nukutepipi
Far East Tuamotu Group
Fangatau
Fakahina
Tatakoto
Akiaki
Vahitahi
Nukutavake
Vairaatea
Pinaki
Reao
Pukarua
Vanavana
Tureia
Tematangi
Moruroa
Fangataufa
Hao Group
Rekareka (Tehuata)
Tauere
Amanu
Hao
Paraoa
Nengonengo
Manuhangi
Ahunui
Hikueru Group
Tekokota
Hikueru
Reitoru
Marokau
Ravahere
King George Islands
Ahe
Manihi
Takaroa
Takapoto
Tikei
Palliser Islands
Fakarava
Niau
Toau
Arutua
Apataki
Kaukura
Mataiva
Tikehau
Rangiroa
Makatea
Raeffsky Islands
Anaa
Faaite
Tahanea
Motutunga
Takume
Raroia
Taenga
Nihiru
Makemo
Katiu
Tuanake
Hiti
Tepoto Sud
Marutea Nord
Haraiki
Aratika
Kauehi
Taiaro
Raraka