Terihi
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Terihi is a small, uninhabited, rocky island in the Marquesas Islands, approximately 1 km (.5 mi.) south-southeast from Moho Tani.
In 1992, the island became officially protected by its inclusion in the Motane Nature Reserve.
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| Polynesia | Marquesas Islands - French Polynesia |  |
|---|---|---|
| Northern Marquesas: Eiao | Hatutu | Motu Iti | Motu One | Nuku Hiva | Ua Huka | Ua Pu | ||
| Southern Marquesas: Fatu Hiva | Fatu Huku | Hiva Oa | Moho Tani | Motu Nao | Tahuata | Terihi | ||
| Archipelagoes: Australs | Bass | Gambiers | Marquesas | Societies | Tuamotus | ||
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