Awa Nunui.
Ko te Amahona (Amazon) he awa nui noa atu i nga tini whenua ke atu; ko te kuinga, tae noa kite kongutu awa, 3,300 maero. Ko Te Mihihipi (Mississippi) i te matapuna pakaru noa kite akau, 3,902 maero. Ko Te Mikouri (Missouri) i te kauru taeanoatia te. kongutu-awa e kui ai ki Te Mihihipi awa, 2,908 maero. Ko tera awa tapu ko Te Naira (Nile), kei Awherika (Africa) tera awa, a voa atu hold i etahi e korerotia nei. I te matawai, makere noa kite moana o Te Metitareniana (Mediterranean) moana, 4,700 maero.
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Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 6
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95Awa Nunui. Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 6
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