Figure 4.—Map of Atafu. Numbers refer to place names as follows:
1. Fongalaki-ke-lalo
2. Fongalaki-matangi
3. Te Oki
4. Ofangamatuku
5. Te Kokoloa
6. Land division
7. Tungafulu
8. Te Sepu
9. Tuangafulu
10. Laualalava
10a. Tatapiu (small division separating Laualalava into two pieces)
11. Napuku
12. Te Kapi
13. Te Laulasi (land division, land on sea side)
13a. Te Tipi (land division, land on lagoon side)
14. Moutoki vaealua
15. Te Fue
22. Part of Na Utua called Avainia
23. Na Utua
31. Sa-i-fafine
32. Te Olopuka (land division, end of long island)
33. Motufakalalo (two islets)
34. Sakea o Asafo (first of several islets known together as Sakea)
35. Motuatea
36. Sakea o Lupo
37. Sakea Lahi
38. Tangiakuli
39. Tulua-a-langi-maina
40. Sakea o Simi
41. Tulukava
42. Motu te niu
43. Malatea
44. Kauafua-o-sumu
45. Sakea-o-soi
46. Te Motu o Tenumi
47. Veva
48. Kenakena
49. Te Fakaolu-o-fafine
50. Motu-ite Lakia
51. Motu-faka-kakai
52. Tufa
53. Kauafua-o-vae
54. Te Malo o Futa
55. Motu-ite Fala
56. Tafenga
57. Motu o Veku
58. Kauafua to Vake
59. Sakea-lahi
60. Sotoma (“Sodom”)
61. Komoro (“Gomorrah”)
62. Sakea o Kaleopa
63. Sapiti
64. Motu Ateakiaki
65. Niuefa
66. Motu Ngangie
68. Kauafua o Laua
69. Te Puka
71. Tulua o Tiu
74. Kauafua o Folasanga
75. Hanuia i te Tonuia (rocks)
76. Islet