Template:American Samoa

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Territory of American Samoa
Pago Pago (capital), Fagatogo (seat of government)
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Geography | Economy | Demographics | Communications | Transportation

Government

Politics | Former Governors | Elections | Current Governor

Villages

Fagatogo | Fagamalo | Leone | Nu'uuli | Tāfuna | Utulei | Vatia

Islands

Tutuila | Aunu'u | Ta'ū | Ofu‑Olosega | Rose Atoll | Swains Island

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