Nu'u, Samoa

Nu'u is a village on the island of Savai'i in Samoa. It is situated on the south coast of the island in Palauli district.^[1]

Also, the word nu'u in the Samoan language literally means village or the place a person 'belongs' to.

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Palauli District: Itūmālō

Traditional center: Vailoa

Villages

• Faala
• Fagaloa
• Foailalo
• Foailuga
• Gataivai
• Gautavai
• Lataitai
• Nu'u
• Papa
• Puleia
• Salailua
• Satuiatua
• Sili
• Siutu
• Tafua
• Taga
• Vaito'omuli

Landmarks

• Taga Blowholes
• Lata River
• Pulemelei Mound
• Archaeological sites

Education & Schools

• List of schools in Savai'i
• Savai'i Public Library

Conservation & Environment

• Central Savai'i Rainforest
• Tafua Preserve
• Samoan plant names
• List of birds of Samoa
• List of mammals of Samoa
• List of protected areas of Samoa

Electoral constituencies: Faipule Districts

• Palauli 1
• Palauli 2
• Palauli 3

13°46′00″S 172°26′00″W / 13.7667°S 172.4333°W / -13.7667; -172.4333

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