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Fagaʻitua is a village in the east of Tutuila Island, American Samoa. It is located on the central coast of Fagaʻitua Bay. It is in Sua County, a county also known as ʻo le falelima i sasaʻe ("the house of the five in the east"). Fagaitua is located at a shallow bay on the south coast of the island, in-between Lauli'i and Alofau. It is home to Luafagā, Le'iato's house of chiefs, and the big malae Malotumau. Coral reefs at Fagaʻitua suffered significant damage during the 2009 tsunami.

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  • Fagaʻitua (en)
  • Faga'itua (it)
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  • Faga'itua è un villaggio delle Samoa Americane appartenente alla contea di Sua del Distretto orientale. (it)
  • Fagaʻitua is a village in the east of Tutuila Island, American Samoa. It is located on the central coast of Fagaʻitua Bay. It is in Sua County, a county also known as ʻo le falelima i sasaʻe ("the house of the five in the east"). Fagaitua is located at a shallow bay on the south coast of the island, in-between Lauli'i and Alofau. It is home to Luafagā, Le'iato's house of chiefs, and the big malae Malotumau. Coral reefs at Fagaʻitua suffered significant damage during the 2009 tsunami. (en)
  • Faga'itua é uma aldeia no leste da ilha de Tutuila, na Samoa Americana. Está localizado na costa central da baía de . Fica no , também conhecido como 'o le falelima i sasa'e (“a casa dos cinco no leste”). Fagaitua está localizado em uma baía rasa na costa sul da ilha, entre e . É o lar de Luafagā, a casa dos chefes de Le'iato, e o grande malae Malotumau. Os recifes de coral em Faga'itua sofreram danos significativos durante o tsunami de 2009. (pt)
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  • Fagaitua (en)
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  • Fagaʻitua is a village in the east of Tutuila Island, American Samoa. It is located on the central coast of Fagaʻitua Bay. It is in Sua County, a county also known as ʻo le falelima i sasaʻe ("the house of the five in the east"). Fagaitua is located at a shallow bay on the south coast of the island, in-between Lauli'i and Alofau. It is home to Luafagā, Le'iato's house of chiefs, and the big malae Malotumau. Coral reefs at Fagaʻitua suffered significant damage during the 2009 tsunami. Fagaʻitua is home to the smallest and most rural high school in American Samoa. Fagaʻitua High School, whose student body is around 500 as of 2018, practices football at the old rugby field by Pago Pago Bay. It has never had its own field but has utilized the uneven turf at , which is replete with volcanic stubble, water, toads, and sand traps. was hired as a teacher by Fagaʻitua in February 1972 and eventually also took over coaching of the high school's football team. Shaffer has played varsity as a quarterback for Oceanside High School under head coach . In 2018, a monument was made for the Fagaʻitua High School Alumni Association in order to commemorate Fagaʻitua High School's 50th anniversary. The statue will eventually be mounted onto the pedestal which was designed and constructed by the American Samoa Department of Public Works. It is located in front of Fagaʻitua High School. The statue depicts a Viking warrior with his head tilted towards the east and the Eastern Star. The statue was made locally on Tutuila Island. (en)
  • Faga'itua è un villaggio delle Samoa Americane appartenente alla contea di Sua del Distretto orientale. (it)
  • Faga'itua é uma aldeia no leste da ilha de Tutuila, na Samoa Americana. Está localizado na costa central da baía de . Fica no , também conhecido como 'o le falelima i sasa'e (“a casa dos cinco no leste”). Fagaitua está localizado em uma baía rasa na costa sul da ilha, entre e . É o lar de Luafagā, a casa dos chefes de Le'iato, e o grande malae Malotumau. Os recifes de coral em Faga'itua sofreram danos significativos durante o tsunami de 2009. O time de futebol do ensino médio, o Faga'itua Vikings, conquistou mais títulos do que qualquer outro time do ensino médio na Samoa Americana, apesar de ser uma das menores escolas e não ter seu próprio campo de futebol. Em 2018, foi feito um monumento para a Associação de Antigos Alunos da Faga'itua High School, a fim de comemorar o 50.º aniversário da Faga'itua High School. A estátua será montada no pedestal, projetado e construído pelo Departamento de Obras Públicas da Samoa Americana. Está localizado em frente à escola secundária de Faga'itua. A estátua mostra um guerreiro viking com a cabeça inclinada para o leste e a estrela oriental. A estátua foi feita localmente na ilha de Tutuila. (pt)
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