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Pala Lagoon is an indentation in the south coast of Tutuila Island in American Samoa. The villages of Nu'uuli and Tafuna are located on its shore. Pala Lagoon is approximately one mile across and has a surface area of around 0.75 sq. mi. The lagoon's depth varies from 1-5 feet depending on the tide. The deepest areas of the lagoon were dredged when the Tafuna Airport runway was built in the 1960s. The entrance to the lagoon is about 1,200 feet wide with a shallow reef top 1-3 feet in depth. Along the northern and eastern shores, a 90-acre forest is located with red and oriental mangroves. The lagoon's northern shore has various streams which discharge into Pala Lagoon. The largest streams are Papa and Vaitele. There is a public recreation area known as Lions Park on the western edge of the

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rdfs:label	Pala Lagoon (en)
rdfs:comment	Pala Lagoon is an indentation in the south coast of Tutuila Island in American Samoa. The villages of Nu'uuli and Tafuna are located on its shore. Pala Lagoon is approximately one mile across and has a surface area of around 0.75 sq. mi. The lagoon's depth varies from 1-5 feet depending on the tide. The deepest areas of the lagoon were dredged when the Tafuna Airport runway was built in the 1960s. The entrance to the lagoon is about 1,200 feet wide with a shallow reef top 1-3 feet in depth. Along the northern and eastern shores, a 90-acre forest is located with red and oriental mangroves. The lagoon's northern shore has various streams which discharge into Pala Lagoon. The largest streams are Papa and Vaitele. There is a public recreation area known as Lions Park on the western edge of the (en)
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name	Pala Lagoon (en)
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location	Tutuila Island American Samoa
dct:subject	Tutuila Landforms of American Samoa Tafuna, American Samoa
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	List of lakes in American Samoa Tutuila Red mangrove Tutuila Island American Samoa Landforms of American Samoa Nu'uuli, American Samoa Tafuna, American Samoa Tafuna, American Samoa Oriental mangrove Tafuna Airport
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has abstract	Pala Lagoon is an indentation in the south coast of Tutuila Island in American Samoa. The villages of Nu'uuli and Tafuna are located on its shore. Pala Lagoon is approximately one mile across and has a surface area of around 0.75 sq. mi. The lagoon's depth varies from 1-5 feet depending on the tide. The deepest areas of the lagoon were dredged when the Tafuna Airport runway was built in the 1960s. The entrance to the lagoon is about 1,200 feet wide with a shallow reef top 1-3 feet in depth. Along the northern and eastern shores, a 90-acre forest is located with red and oriental mangroves. The lagoon's northern shore has various streams which discharge into Pala Lagoon. The largest streams are Papa and Vaitele. There is a public recreation area known as Lions Park on the western edge of the lagoon, in the village of Tafuna. Pala Lagoon is also utilized for fishing and crabbing on a daily basis. It is a very important nursery and spawning ground for many fish and invertebrates found on the reef. Pala Lagoon is situated next to the runway at Tafuna Airport. The lagoon contains the biggest and best preserved mangrove system on Tutuila Island. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of lakes of American Samoa Nu'uuli, American Samoa Tafuna, American Samoa
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