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This Tonga map collection contains a reference map, satellite imagery, and an elevation map. It includes cities, towns, roads, highways, and islands such as Nuku’alofa on the main island of Tongatapu.

Tonga map collection

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Tonga is a group of 176 islands (36 are inhabited) in the South Pacific Ocean. The country is known for its beaches, coral reefs, and tropical rainforests. It’s part of Polynesia near American Samoa to the northeast, Samoa to the north, Fiji Islands to the west, and New Zealand to the southwest.

The capital and largest city of Tonga is Nuku’alofa on the main island, Tongatapu. Other major towns and villages are Neiafu, Mu’a, and Kolovai. It lies between 15°S and 22°S within the South Pacific Ocean so its climate is mostly tropical rainforest.

Tonga extends for 800 kilometers (500 mi) in a north-south direction. Altogether, the islands of Tonga occupy an area of 750 square kilometers (290 sq mi). In comparison, it’s larger than Singapore but smaller than Kiribati. Its landscapes are a mix of coral atolls, sandy beaches, and coral reefs. There are approximately 419 kilometers (260 mi) of coastline.

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SATELLITE IMAGERY

Tonga Satellite Map

The terrain of Tonga is a mix of low-lying coral islands interspersed with active and extinct volcanoes. For example, its major volcanoes include Tafahi, Late, and Tofua. Additionally, Lateiki Island, also known as Metis Shoal, is a large undersea volcano in the extremely active part of the Tonga Archipelago.

But its highest volcano is the island of Kao, which is also a stratovolcano. At 1,033 meters (3,389 ft), is the highest point in Tonga. Whereas its lowest point is the Pacific Ocean at 0 meters (0 ft).

Capital City

Nuku’alofa

Islands

AtataE’UaFoaFukaveHa’AfevaHa’AnoKalefesiaKaoLalona

NomkuOnevaiO’UaTofuaTunguaUihaUolevaVava’u

Populated places

Fua’amotuHoumaKolongaKolovaiLeimatu’aLotofoa

Mu’aNeiafuOhonuaPangaiPeaVaini

Oceans

Pacific Ocean

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4 Comments

1. Tonga doesn’t exist anymore does it? How high was the wave? How much time to evacuate?

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   1. Not to my knowledge, Tonga still exists

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   2. We still exist!! Find your source before you comment.

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   3. still all good… wave was only 40+feet and no casualties. gonna re build to better standards.. cheers… from california…

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