Fulaga

Fulaga
	Fulaga Island ke chhapa
Geography
Location	Pacific Ocean
Coordinates	19.17° South ; 178.65° West
Archipelago	Lau Group
Total islands	40
Area	18.5 sq km
Country
	Fiji
Division	Eastern
Province	Lau
Capital city	Suva
Largest city	Suva (pop. 77,366)
Demographics
Ethnic groups	Kaiviti (54.3%), Hindustani (38.1%) Others (Chaina, Gora, Duusra Pacific Islanders) (7.6%)

Fulaga (pronounced:fulaŋa, Aslii naam: Vulaga , Fiji ke Lau Group me ek crescent-shaped reef-limestone island hae.

Geography

Ii island 19.17° South aur 178.65° West me hae^[1], aur iske area 18.5 square kilometres hae. Isme sab se uuncha jagha 79 metres hae.

Demographics

Ii island me tiin gain , Muanaicake, Muanaira and Naividamu, hae. Iske puura population sab se jaada 600, 1950s me rahaa lekin abhi 400 se kamti hae kahe ki hian se larkan log Viti Levu parrhe khatir aur admii logan kaam khoje khatir jaawe hae.

In Tradition

Ii island ke log traditional carvers, aur outrigger canoes aur 'tanoa' banae me skilled hae.(

References

The Fiji Islands: A Geographical Handbook, By Ronald Albert Derrick,Published 1951, Govt. Print. Dept, Fiji.
Fiji by Casey Mahaney, Astrid Witte Mahaney, Published 2000 by Lonely Planet, ISBN 0864427719
New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics; Published by The Royal Society of New Zealand
The Cyclopedia of Fiji: A Complete Historical and Commercial Review of Fiji, Published 1984, By R. McMillan, Original from the University of Michigan, Digitized 3 Apr 2007.

External links

A Map of Fulaga Archived 2009-09-13 at the Wayback Machine

References

↑ New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics, P250

Fiji ke island
Viti Levu Group:	Bau \| Beqa \| Leleuvia \| Naigani \| Nananu-i-Cake \| Nananu-i-Ra \| Nukulau \| Vatulele \| Viti Levu
Vanua Levu Group:	Cikobia-i-Lau \| Kioa \| Laucala \| Matagi Island \| Namena Lala \| Qamea \| Rabi Island \| Taveuni \| Vanua Levu \| Yadua Taba
Lomaiviti Group:	Batiki \| Gau Island \| Koro Island \| Makogai \| Moturiki \| Nairai \| Ovalau \| Wakaya \| Yanuca Lailai \| Yanuca Levu
Kadavu Group:	Dravuni \| Galoa \| Great Astrolabe Reef \| Kadavu Island \| Ono Island
Yasawa Group:	Drawaqa \| Kuata \| Matacawa Levu \| Nacula \| Nanuya \| Nanuya Balavu \| Nanuya Lailai \| Nanuya Levu \| Narara Island \| Naukacuvu Naviti \| Sawa-i-Lau \| Tavewa \| Tiliva \| Waya \| Waya Laitai \| Waya Sewa \| Vawa \| Viwa \| Yaqeta \| Yasawa \| Yawini
Mamanuca Group:	Beachcomber Island \| Eori \| Kadomo \| Malolo \| Malolo Lailai \| Mana Island, Fiji \| Matamanoa \| Monu Island \| Monuriki \| Namotu Nautanivono \| Navadra \| Navini \| Qalito \| Tavarua \| Tavua Island \| Tokoriki \| Treasure Island, Fiji \| Vomo \| Yanuya
Lau Group:	Cakau Lasemarawa \| Cicia \| Bacon Island \| Doi Island \| Fulaga \| Kaibu \| Kabara \| Kanacea \| Komo \| Lakeba \| Late-i-Toga Late-i-Viti \| Mago Island \| Malima \| Matuku, Fiji \| Moala \| Moce \| Moka, Fiji \| Munia Island \| Naitaba \| Namalata Namuka-i-Lau \| Nayau \| Ogea Driki \| Ogea Levu \| Oneata \| Ono-i-Lau \| Totoya \| Tuvuca \| Tuvana-i-Colo \| Tuvana-i-Ra Vanua Balavu \| Vanua Vatu \| Vatoa \| Vatu Vara \| Vuaqava \| Wailagi Lala \| Yacata \| Yagasa Levu \| Yanuca
Rotuma Group:	'Afgaha \| Hafhai \| Hofhahoi \| Hafhaveiaglolo \| Hatana \| Hạf’liua \| Hạuameamea \| Husia \| Hạua \| Rotuma \| Solkope \| Solnohu \| Uea

[1] New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics, P250

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