Transportation in American Samoa

American Samoa Route Marker — Main Road.

The current territorial license plate design, introduced in 1999.

American Samoa has a total of 241 km of highways (estimated in 2008).^[1] Ports and harbors include Aunu‘u, Auasi, Faleāsao, Ofu and Pago Pago.^[1] American Samoa has no railways.^[1] The territory has three airports, all of which have paved runways. The main airport is Pago Pago International Airport.^[1] Per a 1999 estimate, there are no merchant marines in American Samoa.^[1]

See also

• American Samoa
• List of highways in American Samoa
• List of airports in American Samoa

References

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