Ko nga Moana Waitai, e Rima, e iti iho ana, i nga Moana Whakahara, e Rima, i te Ao nei.
Ko te moana o te Metitareniana (Mediterranean Sea): Ko nga maero i te taha Rawhiti, tae noa kite taha Ra-to, e 2,320 maero. Ko te Moana Karapiana (Caribbean Sea): Ko nga maero o tenei moana waitai, e 1,800 maero. Ko te Moana o Haina (China Sea): Ko nga maero o tenei moana waitai, e 1,700 maero. Ko te Moana Whero (Red Sea): Ko te roa o tenei moana waitai, e 1,400 maero; ko te whanui, e 230 maero; ko te wahi kuiti i te tomokanga atu e 20 maero. Ko te Moana Hapana (Japan Sea): Ko tenei moana waitai, e 1,000 maero te roa. Ko nga motutere o Hapana (Japan), tae rawa kite toru mano mete warn rau (3,800 islands).
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 7
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140Ko nga Moana Waitai, e Rima, e iti iho ana, i nga Moana Whakahara, e Rima, i te Ao nei. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 7
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