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'''Pagopago''' (-onis, ''m.''), vel '''PagoPago,''' vel '''Pago Pago''' (verbum enunciatum [paŋopaŋo] ab indigenis, sed aliquando [paŋgopaŋgo] et [peigopeigo] ab insciis), est [[conurbatio]] sola, portus principalis, et [[caput (urbs)|caput]] [[Samoa Americana|Samoae Americanae]] (recte, vicus [[Fagatogo]] est administrationis sedes). Urbs est fortuita vicorum congeries. Numerus civium anno [[1990]] fuit 10 640. Urbs in insula [[Tutuila]] stat, iuxta Portum Pagopagonem. Urbis negotia sunt res viatorum, delectatio animi causa, alimentum, et [[thunnus|thunnorum]] conditio. Ab [[1878]] ad [[1951]], locus fuit [[Classis Civitatum Foederatarum Americae]] statio.

 

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}}</Ref> It is in this sense that Pago Pago becomes the [[de facto]] capital town of American Samoa. -->

 

 

In [[Careers]], Americano [[ludus tabulae|tabulae ludo]], lusores possunt voluptatem merere in quadrato "Litoralis Pagopagoni licentia" (Anglice: ''Terrific shore leave in Pago Pago''); habetur [[Iacobus Cooke Brown]], ludi creator, hoc modo ad fabulam Maughamensem vafre rettulisse.<!--

The port itself and the legislature of American Samoa ([[Fono]]) are in [[Fagatogo]], a village adjacent to Pagopago. Similarly, the once famous Rainmaker Hotel (now closed) is in the village of [[Utule‘i]], adjacent to Fagatogo along the south shore of the long harbor. The canneries are in [[Atu‘u]], on the harbor's north shore. Some have suggested not eating fish and invertebrates caught in the harbor because they are contaminated with heavy metals and other pollutants.<Ref>"Natural History Guide To American Samoa" http://www.nps.gov/archive/npsa/book/04_local.htm.</Ref> -->

 

 

 

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