This island's Fouha Rock is said to be the grave of Fu'una, who is one of the creator deities in the mythology of this island's indigenous people.
This island's Fouha Rock is said to be the grave of Fu'una, who is one of the creator deities in the mythology of this island's indigenous people. The mythology of its indigenous people tells of the strongman Gadao who came to lead the entire island by performing feats of strength like flattening Mount Lamlam, the highest point on this island. The first European to visit this island named it Islas de las Velas Latinas in recognition of the skill of their Agad'nas at building outrigger canoes. It lies immediately to the southwest of the island of Rota, and to the northeast of the state of Yap. This island is the closest landmass to the Challenger Deep, and also the largest in Micronesia. It is home to the largest population of its island chain's indigenous ethnic group, the Chamorros. For 10 points, name this largest and southernmost island in the Mariana archipelago, a U.S. territory with capital at HagatÃ±a.
This island's Fouha Rock is said to be the grave of Fu'una, who is one of the creator deities in the mythology of this island's indigenous people.
Guam [or Guahan] 