Geography of American Samoa

American Samoa

American Samoa

Continent

Australia

Subregion

Oceania

Geographic coordinates

14°20′S 170°00′W

Area
- Total
- Water

Coastline

116 km

Land boundaries

0 km

Countries bordered

none

Maritime claims

200 nm

Highest point

Lata Mountain, 964 m

Lowest point

Pacific Ocean, 0 m

Longest river

Largest inland body of water

Land Use
- Arable land

- Permanent
crops

- Other

10 %

15 %

75 % (2005 est.)

Irrigated Land

Climate:

tropical marine

Terrain:

volcano, coastal plains, two coral atolls

Natural resources

pumice, pumicite

Natural hazards

typhoons

Environmental issues

limited fresh water

[edit] See also

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	Territory of American Samoa Pago Pago (capital), Fagatogo (seat of government)
Topics	Geography \| Economy \| Demographics \| Communications \| Transportation
Government	Politics \| Former Governors \| Elections \| Current Governor
Villages	Fagatogo \| Leone \| Nu'uuli \| Tāfuna \| Utulei
Islands	Tutuila \| Aunu'up \| Manua Group (Ta'ū \| Ofu‑Olosega \| Rose Atoll \| Swains Island)

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