Pacific Islander - List of Pacific Peoples

List of Pacific Peoples

  • Austronesian-speaking peoples
    • Polynesians
      • Western Polynesian-Melanesian region
      • Samoans
      • Fijians Lauan Group
      • Rotumans
      • Uveans
      • Futunans
      • Tongans
      • Tuvaluans
      • Niueans
      • Northeast & South Polynesian region
      • Hawaiians
      • Māori
      • Tahitians
      • Tuamotuans
      • Tubuai
        • Rapans
      • Marquesans
      • Gambier Islanders
      • Cook Islanders
        • Rarotongans
      • Rapanui
    • Melanesians
      • Ni-Vanuatu
      • Fijians
    • Micronesians
      • Carolinians
      • Chamorros
  • Papuans

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