روتوما

Also known as Rotuma Island

thumb|260px|Satellite image of Rotuma Rotuma () is a self-governing heptarchy, generally designated a dependency of Fiji. Rotuma commonly refers to the Rotuma Island, the only permanently inhabited and by far the largest of all the islands in the Rotuma Group. Officially, the Rotuma Act declares that Rotuma consists of Rotuma Island as well as its neighbouring islands, rocks, and reefs across the entire Rotuma Group. The dependency is situated around 500 km west of the French islands of Wallis and Futuna and a similar distance north of the Fijian mainland. Its capital is Ahau, a hamlet co

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Rotuma is a self-governing territory affiliated with Fiji, located about 500 kilometers north of mainland Fiji in the South Pacific. It consists primarily of Rotuma Island, the only permanently inhabited landmass in the Rotuma Group, along with several smaller neighboring islands, rocks, and reefs.

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Key facts

Country.conventional_long_name: Rotuma
Country.common_name: Rotuma
Country.image_map: LocationRotuma.png
Country.map_caption: Location of Rotuma in Fiji
Country.image_map2: Rotuma in Fiji.svg
Country.map_caption2: The island of Rotuma, located to the far north, in relation to mainland Fiji
Country.image_map3: Fiji map.png
Country.admin_center: Ahau
Country.ethnic_groups: Rotuman ∟Fagutan
Country.demonym: Rotuman ∟Fagutan
Country.status: Dependency of Fiji
Country.leader_title1: Gagaj Pure
Country.leader_name1: Niumaia Masere
Country.leader_title2: Gagaj Jeaman
Country.leader_name2: Tarterani Rigamoto
Country.sovereignty_type: Establishment
Country.established_event1: Faguta's special status agreed to by Rotuma's chiefs in the Treaty of Hamelin
Country.established_date1: 11 September 1871