Ha’apai
Ha'apai is an island group of about 60 islands in Tonga, south of the Vava'u group and north of Tongatapu. Only 20 islands are constantly inhabited. Close to one of the islands, Tofua, in the west of the group, is where the Mutiny on the Bounty occurred in 1789.
- Island group with about 5,420 residents
- …is also known as “Ha‘apai Islands Division”
- Description: island group in Tonga
Places of Interest
Discover Foa.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Fangaleʻounga and Lotofoa.
Ha’apai
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Latitude
-19.7513° or 19° 45′ 5″ south
Longitude
-174.3066° or 174° 18′ 24″ west
Open location code
52G76MXV+F9
GeoNames ID
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In Other Languages
From Amharic to Vietnamese—“Ha’apai” goes by many names.
ሃአፓይAmharic
هابايArabic
HaapaiAzerbaijani
হা‘আপাইBengali
Ha’apaiCatalan
Ha‘apai GroupCebuano
哈派群岛Chinese
哈派群島Chinese
哈阿派群島Chinese
HaʻapaiDanish
Ha’apaiDutch
HaapaiEsperanto
HaʻapaiFinnish
Ha’apaiGalician
ჰააპაის კუნძულებიGeorgian
ΧαγιαπέιGreek
હાપેઇGujarati
HaapaiHausa
חאפאיHebrew
हापाईHindi
HaʻapaiIndonesian
Ha’apaiItalian
ハアパイJapanese
ハアパイ諸島Japanese
HaapaiJavanese
ಹ್ಯಾಪಾಯಿKannada
ХаапаиKazakh
ХаапаиKirghiz
하파이 제도Korean
HaapaiLatvian
Ha’apaiLithuanian
HaʻapaiMalay
हापाईMarathi
HaʻapaiNorthern Frisian
HaʻapaiNorwegian
Ha’apaiNorwegian Bokmål
HaapaiOromo
ਹਾਅਪਾਈPanjabi
هاآپایPersian
هاآپاییPersian
Archipelag Ha’apaiPolish
هاپایPushto
Острова ХаапайRussian
හා ‘අපායිSinhala
හාපායි, ටොංගාSinhala
Ha’apaiSlovenian
HaapaiSomali
HaapaiSwahili
Ha’apaiSwedish
ХаапаиTajik
ஹா ʻஅபய்Tamil
ХаапаиTatar
హా‘అపేయ్Telugu
ฮาอะไปThai
HaʻapaiTurkish
Ха’апаїUkrainian
Ха’апаї (острови)Ukrainian
ХаапайUkrainian
ہآپائیUrdu
HaapaiUzbek
HaʻapaiVietnamese
kulupu Apawi pi ma lili
kulupu pi ma telo Apawi
Places with the Same Name
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Localities in the Area
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