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Savai’i, the "soul of Samoa", is the larger main island in the state of Samoa, formed by a massive basaltic shield volcano which rises from the seafloor of the western Pacific Ocean. Savai’i is an active volcano, which last erupted in 1911 with lava flows. Home to approximately 50,000 people, it is less developed than Upolu, the other main island. The ports of Salelologa and Asau are situated on Savai’i.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savaii
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Coordinates: 13°37'18"S 172°29'18"W
- Upolu 49 km
- Tutuila 190 km
- Vava'u 578 km
- Wallis & Futuna (Hoorn Islands) 619 km
- Niue 652 km
- Ha'apai Group of Islands 707 km
- Vanua Balavu 805 km
- Tavenui 874 km
- Tongatapu 883 km
- 'Eua 893 km
- Lava Field 16 km
- Asau Bay 21 km
- Samoa 45 km
- Salua 48 km
- Faleolo International Airport (NSFA) 57 km
- Pesega 77 km
- Tuanaimato Sports Complex 78 km
- O Le Pupu-Pu’e National Park 91 km
- Fagaloa 107 km
- Samoan Islands 153 km
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