List of settlements in Nauru
A map of Nauru showing districts, and the current main villages
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Nauru's location
List
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.
| Name of village | District |
|---|---|
| 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 City | Yaren |
| Yatabang | Baiti |
| Yaterangia | Anabar |
| Yedwen | Nibok |
| Yoe | Ewa |
| Yongin | Yaren |
| Yorangeb | Ewa |
| Yuwinengin | Anabar |
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