Amaua, American Samoa
Village in American Samoa, United States
14°16′37″S 170°37′18″W / 14.27694°S 170.62167°W / -14.27694; -170.62167![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a4/Flag_of_the_United_States.svg/23px-Flag_of_the_United_States.svg.png)
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Amaua is a village in the southeast of Tutuila Island, American Samoa located on the north shore of Faga'itua Bay between Alega and Faga'itua.
Amaua's mayor, Pulenu'u Troy Fia-ui, was taken into custody by the police in January 2011 after marijuana plants were discovered by his home.[1][2]
As of 2010, Amaua had a 94.8 high school graduation percent, which was among the highest recorded of any village in American Samoa.[3]
Demographics
Year | Population[4] |
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2020 | 68 |
2010 | 96 |
2000 | 102 |
1990 | 128 |
1980 | 90 |
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- Aʻasu
- Afao
- Āfono
- Agugulu
- Alao
- Alaufau
- Ālega
- Ālōfau
- Amalau
- Amaluia
- ʻAmanave
- Amaua
- Āmouli
- Ānua
- ʻAoa
- Aʻoloau
- Asili
- Atuʻu
- ʻAūa
- ʻAuʻasi
- Aʻumi
- Aunuʻu
- Auto
- Avaio
- Etena
- Fagaʻalu
- Fagaʻitua
- Fagaliʻi
- Fagamalo
- Faganeanea
- Fagasā
- Fagatogo (Malaloa)
- Faiava
- Faʻilolo
- Faleāsao
- Faleniu
- Fatumafuti
- Fitiuta (Maia and Leusoaliʻi)
- Fūtiga
- ʻIliʻili
- Lalomoana
- Lauliʻi
- Leloaloa
- Leone
- Lumā
- Malaeimi
- Malaeloa/Aitulagi
- Malaeola/Itūʻau
- Mālōatā
- Mapusaga
- Masausi
- Masefau
- Matuʻu
- Mesepa
- Nuʻuuli
- Nua
- Ofu
- Olosega
- Onenoa
- Pagai
- Pago Pago
- Pavaʻiaʻi
- Poloa
- Saʻilele
- Satala
- Seʻetaga
- Siʻufaga
- Sili
- Taulaga
- Tāfuna (Ottoville)
- Taputimu
- Tula
- Utulei
- Utumea East
- Utumea West
- Vailoatai
- Vaitogi
- Vatia
References
- ^ "American Samoa village official arrested on drug charges". 19 January 2011.
- ^ "American Samoa mayor in drugs probe". 18 January 2011.
- ^ http://doc.as.gov/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/American-Samoa-Statistical-Yearbook-2016.pdf Archived 2019-02-14 at the Wayback Machine (Page 60)
- ^ "American Samoa Statistical Yearbook 2016" (PDF). American Samoa Department of Commerce. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-02-14. Retrieved 2019-07-25.
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