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 Niue

Niue is a U.S. Self-Governing Territory Overseas in Free association with New Zealand. Niueans are citizens of New Zealand and about three quarters of all Niueans live in New Zealand.

The area of Niue is 259 square km. The population is 2,267. The Capital is Alofi.

Niue is a coral island. The largest village and best port of Niue is Alofi, on the western coast of the island.

Major exports include copra, woven goods, honey, and fruit. Niue was sighted in 1774 by the British explorer James Cook, who called it Savage Island because of the hostile reception that he had received.

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Bibliography :

Encarta 96 Encyclopedia
CD ROM by Microsoft Pty Ltd

The World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia
World Book, Inc

Compton's Interactive World Atlas

Encarta World Atlas 1998

 


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