Tuamasaga
Tuamāsaga is a district of Samoa, with a population of 95,907. This makes it the most populous district in Samoa. The geographic area of Tuamasaga covers the central part of Upolu island, and includes the capital, Apia.
Teinesavaii, Public domain.- District of Samoa with about 89,600 residents
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Latitude
-13.9167° or 13° 55′ south
Longitude
-171.8° or 171° 48′ west
Open location code
52RC35MX+8X
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Wikidata ID
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In Other Languages
From Amharic to Western Mari—“Tuamasaga” goes by many names.
ቱአማሳጋAmharic
تواماساغاArabic
توماساجاArabic
ՏուամասագաArmenian
TuamasağaAzerbaijani
TuamasagaBasque
তুয়ামাসাগাBengali
ТуамасагаBulgarian
TuamasagaCebuano
图阿马萨加Chinese
圖阿馬薩加Chinese
TuamasagaCroatian
TuamasagaCzech
TuamasagaDanish
TuamasagaDutch
TuamasagaFinnish
ტუამასაგაGeorgian
ΤουαμασάγκαGreek
ΤουαμασάνγκαGreek
તુમાસાગાGujarati
TuamasagaHausa
तुमासागाHindi
TuamasagaHungarian
TuamasagaIndonesian
TuamasagaItalian
ツアマサガJapanese
ツアマサガ地区Japanese
TuamasagaJavanese
ತುಮಾಸಾಗಾKannada
ТуамасагаKazakh
ТуамасагаKirghiz
투아마사가구Korean
TuamasagaLatin
TuamasagaLatvian
TuamasagaLithuanian
TuamasagaMalay
तुमासगाMarathi
TuamasagaNorwegian
TuamasagaNorwegian Bokmål
TuamasagaOromo
ਤੁਆਮਾਸਾਗਾPanjabi
تواماساگاPersian
TuamasagaPolish
توامساګاPushto
ТуамасагаRussian
TuamasagaSamoan
ටුවමසන්ගාSinhala
ටුවමසන්ගා දිස්ත්රික්කය, සැමෝවාSinhala
TuamasagaSlovak
TuamasagaSlovenian
TuamasagaSomali
TuamasagaSwahili
TuamasagaSwedish
ТуамасағaTajik
துவம்ஸஹTamil
ТуамасагаTatar
టువామసాగాTelugu
ทัวมาซาก้าThai
TuarmasagaTurkish
ТуамасагаUkrainian
تواماساگاUrdu
TuamasagaUzbek
TuamasagaVietnamese
ТуамасагаWestern Mari
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