Pago Pago
American Samoa
Pago Pago sits at one of the deepest and most sheltered natural harbors in the South Pacific, a geography that made it strategically valuable enough to shape the political division of Samoa and today drives a tuna-canning industry that ranks among the largest in the world. The capital of American Samoa — and the southernmost U.S. capital, the only one in the Southern Hemisphere — occupies Tutuila island, where Rainmaker Mountain contributes to the highest annual rainfall of any harbor in the world.
- Population11,500
- Nearest water0.1 km
- Nearest mountain0.5 km