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Kimiangatau is a village on Mauke in the Cook Islands. The village is on the coast, next to the island's main harbour or Taunganui landing place. It was founded in 1904 after animosity between followers of the London Missionary Society and the newly introduced Roman Catholic church.^[1]

At the census of 1 December 2011, Kimiangatau was the largest of Mauke's three villages, with a population of 108.

References

↑ Kloosterman, Alphons M. J. (1976). "Discoverers Of The Cook Islands And The Names They Gave". Cook Islands Library and Museum. pp. 24–26. Retrieved 22 August 2020 – via NZETC.

20°8′39.41″S 157°21′22.7″W / 20.1442806°S 157.356306°W / -20.1442806; -157.356306

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[Kloosterman-1] Kloosterman, Alphons M. J. (1976). "Discoverers Of The Cook Islands And The Names They Gave". Cook Islands Library and Museum. pp. 24–26. Retrieved 22 August 2020 – via NZETC.

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