Loading game...
Can you locate all 14 districts of Nauru?
Can you place all 543 local government areas of Australia?
Can you locate all 20 provinces of Papua New Guinea, plus the capital district and Bougainville?
Can you locate all eight island councils of Tuvalu?
Something on this map looks wrong? Report a map issue
Samoa is a small Pacific nation of two large islands and a few islets, halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand. The map is worth knowing on its own terms: the districts are traditional territories, so the lines follow old chiefly boundaries rather than a grid, and several of them run from the coast to the middle of an island like slices.
Samoa's 11 political districts, which together cover both main islands and the two small islands between them. Savai'i, the larger island to the west, holds six. Upolu, to the east, is home to the capital Apia and holds five, one of which also owns Manono and Apolima, the islets in the strait.
The groups are not an official classification. They are the two main islands, and a way to learn the map a piece at a time.
Atua fills the eastern third of Upolu, and is the biggest district on that island. Its far corner reaches the small islets off the south east coast.
Aiga-i-le-Tai is a thin strip on the north west of Upolu, and it also owns Manono and Apolima, the two small islands in the strait between the main islands. They are small enough that they are easy to miss on the map.
Palauli takes most of the south coast of Savai'i, the longest stretch of coast any district on either island has.
Eleven political districts: five on Upolu and its islets and six on Savai'i.
They follow traditional territories, which run from the coast into the interior of each island, rather than a survey grid.
Not in a way this game uses. The groups are the two main islands, and they will not match every list you find.
