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| Names of the Islands | Bearing from Otaheite | |
| NE Quarter | ||
| Oopate | | | |
| Ooura | | | |
| Teoheow | | | Between the North and NNE |
| Oryroa | | | |
| Ohevapato | | | |
| Otaah | | | |
| Ohevaro | | | |
| Temanno | | | NNE to NEBN |
| Ootta | | | |
| Whareva | | | |
| Whaterreero | | | |
| Tetioo | | | |
| Tetineohver | | | |
| Terouahah | | | |
| Whaoa | | | |
| Wahterretaah | | | |
| Whaneanea | | | NNE |
| Ohevatoutuai | EBN | |
| SE Quarter | ||
| Moutou | | | |
| Toometoaroaro | | | |
| Tennowhammeatane | | South to SE | |
| Oheteamaruire | | | |
| Ouropoe | | | |
| ‡Mytea or Oznaburg Isld | | | |
| Ohevanue | |ESE and East | |
| Ohirotate | | |
his Geographical knowlidge of those Seas is pretty extensive and yet I must observe that before he came with us he hardly [had] an Idea of any land being larger then Otaheite
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Voyaging Accounts |  |
© Transcribed from National Library of Australia Manuscript 1 page 220, 2004
Published by South Seas
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