The Republic of Nauru originally consisted of 169 villages; by 1900 these were already partly abandoned, uninhabited or destroyed. With the increasing population growth the single villages merged into a single connected settlement, which today is spread out around the entire coastal strip.
The village names are from the book Nauru - Ergebnisse der Südseeexpedition by Paul Hambruch, who researched on the island during the Hamburger Südsee-Expedition 1908–1910. The village names were changed following the orthographic reform of the Nauruan language of 1939.
List
Name of village | District |
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Abab | Ewa |
Abwaw | Buada |
Adibor | Anabar |
Adwongeo | Ijuw |
Adreyi | Anibare |
Adrurior | Baiti |
Adungidungur | Buada |
Aeibur | Anabar |
Aeonun | Baiti |
Agabwe | Anibare |
Aiburi | Ewa |
Aioe | Denigomodu |
Aiwo | Aiwo |
Amet | Uaboe |
Anabar | Anibare |
Anabaredi | Meneng |
Anakawida | Baiti |
Anakawidua | Anibare |
Anakawiduwa | Nibok |
Anakawidwo | Buada |
Anamangidrin | Boe |
Anapodu | Denigomodu |
Anatip | Denigomodu |
Anawe | Meneng |
Anebenok | Ijuw |
Anebweyan | Anetan |
Anera | Anibare |
Anerowe | Denigomodu |
Angoweang | Nibok |
Anibawo | Denigomodu |
Anigobwi | Yaren |
Anitobu | Anibare |
Aniwen | Meneng |
Anna | Ewa |
Anoreo | Buada |
Anut | Baiti |
Anuuroya | Anetan |
Anwer | Ewa |
Ara | Buada |
Araji | Meneng |
Aramen | Ewa |
Araro | Anabar |
Areb | Anabar |
Aribimomo | Meneng |
Aribeang | Anibare |
Aribweabwe | Aiwo |
Ariyeyen | Denigomodu |
Aromwemwe | Buada |
Aro | Ijuw |
Arubo | Ewa |
Arwango | Meneng |
Atabwagabap | Meneng |
Atae | Meneng |
Ataneu | Baiti |
Ataro | Meneng |
Ate | Anibare |
Atebar | Anabar |
Atedi | Anetan |
Atibuyinor | Anabar |
Atirabu | Baiti |
Atomo | Yaren |
Atowedudu | Meneng |
Atowong | Anabar |
Atsiyeiubar | Meneng |
Atubwinumar | Boe |
Atumurumur | Denigomodu |
Autibwere | Ewa |
Awidayungiyung | Meneng |
Badi | Meneng |
Bagabap | Meneng |
Bagetareor | Anabar |
Baiti | Baiti |
Bangabanga | Buada |
Biteye | Boe |
Bodeadi | Anabar |
Bogemaru | Ijuw |
Bogi | Buada |
Boneda | Anibare |
Boreboren | Ewa |
Bowagae | Denigomodu |
Butimangum | Denigomodu |
Bwaterangerang | Denigomodu |
Bweranibek | Anibare |
Bwerigi | Denigomodu |
Bweteboe | Anibare |
Bweteoaru | Anibare |
Bwidin | Uaboe |
Daubugingarawa | Nibok |
Deradae | Baiti |
Eanuawirieria | Buada |
Eatabwerik | Ijuw |
Eatamebure | Ijuw |
Eatebibido | Anetan |
Eatedeta | Anetan |
Eatedogi | Anibare |
Eateduna | Anetan |
Eateegoba | Buada |
Eateneno | Denigomodu |
Eateragabe | Nibok |
Eaterienago | Aiwo |
Eaterieri | Anabar |
Eatibwer | Ijuw |
Eatoborowada | Aiwo |
Eatobwadae | Nibok |
Edet | Nibok |
Edet | Uaboe |
Etabae | Nibok |
Etamor | Anibare |
Etur | Ijuw |
Era | Meneng |
Ewa | Ewa |
Gabab | Aiwo |
Ganoko | Nibok |
Ganokoro | Ijuw |
Gene | Anibare |
Kareeub | Boe |
Kawinanut | Anibare |
Kibepe | Yaren |
Mangadab | Baiti |
Marerawua | Ewa |
Medang | Ewa |
Mediteru | Anetan |
Mererawua | Anetan |
Mereren | Baiti |
Merubo | Anibare |
Meure | Yaren |
Miage | Nibok |
Mwea | Anetan |
Mweoen | Uaboe |
Ngengan | Anetan |
Oreb | Buada |
Orro | Aiwo |
Redeta | Buada |
Ronawi | Anetan |
Ruebe | Denigomodu |
Tarawoa | Denigomodu |
Tebata | Aiwo |
Tieniben | Ijuw |
Tsigamei | Aiwo |
Uaboe | Uaboe |
Ubweno | Buada |
Umaruru | Baiti |
Urigomagom | Ijuw |
Webwebin | Buada |
Wengom | Nibok |
Weo | Meneng |
Wereda | Anabar |
Yangor | Denigomodu |
Yanmwitebwiyeye | Anibare |
Yaranemat | Denigomodu |
Yaren | Yaren |
Yatabang | Baiti |
Yaterangia | Anabar |
Yedwen | Nibok |
Yoe | Ewa |
Yongin | Yaren |
Yorangeb | Ewa |
Yuwinengin | Anabar |
See also
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