Marovo Island
Island in the Solomon Islands
Marovo Island is an island in Western Province, in the independent nation of Solomon Islands. Marovo was the island where Australian sailor and author John Cromar mostly operated in his later years.[1]
See also
- Western Province topics
References
- ^ "Books of the Day: Island Adventures". The Australasian. 30 March 1935. p. 5. Retrieved 18 December 2020 – via National Library of Australia.
8°30′S 158°00′E / 8.500°S 158.000°E / -8.500; 158.000
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Islands of Solomon Islands by province- Aeaun
- Gavutu
- Mbanika
- Nggela Islands
- Pavuvu
- Russell Islands
- Savo
- Tanambogo
- Tulagi
- Choiseul
- Cyprian Bridge Island
- Nuatambu
- Rob Roy
- Taro
- Wagina
- Anuta
- Banie
- Bass Islands
- Duff Islands
- Fatutaka
- Fenualoa
- Lomlom
- Makalom
- Malo
- Matema
- Nendö
- Ngalo
- Ngandeli
- Ngatendo
- Ngawa
- Nibanga Nendi
- Nibanga Temau
- Nifiloli
- Nukapu
- Nupani
- Patteson Shoal
- Pigeon
- Pileni
- Reef Islands
- Santa Cruz Islands
- Tahua
- Taumako
- Teanu
- Temotu Noi
- Tikopia
- Tinakula
- Utupua
- Vanikoro
- Akara
- Arundel
- Balalae
- Faisi
- Fauro
- Ghizo
- Ghoi
- Kennedy
- Kiambe
- Kingguru
- Kolombangara
- Liapari
- Logha
- Lola
- Lumbari
- Magusaiai
- Masamasa
- Marovo
- Matikuri
- Mbava
- Mborokua
- Mbulo
- Mondomondo
- Mono
- Nakaza
- Naru
- New Georgia
- New Georgia Islands
- Nggatokae
- Nusatupe
- Olasana
- Ovau Island
- Pirumeri
- Ranongga
- Rendova
- Shortland
- Shortland Islands
- Simbo
- Stirling
- Telina
- Tetepare
- Treasury Islands
- Vella Lavella
- Uepi
- Vangunu
- Vonavona
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