Cicia

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Lau Islands


Northern Lau Islands
Cicia
Kaibu
Kanacea
Mago
Malima
Munia Island
Naitaba
Nayau
Tuvuca
Vanua Balavu
Vatu Vara
Wailagi Lala
Yacata

Southern Lau Islands
(Yagasa Cluster)
Fulaga
Kabara
Komo
Lakeba
Moce
Moka
Namuka-i-Lau
Ogea Driki
Ogea Levu
Oneata
Vanua Vatu
Vuaqava
Yagasa Levu

Moala Islands
Matuku
Moala
Totoya

Outliers
Bacon Island
Cakau Lasemarawa
Doi
Late-i-Toga
Late-i-Viti
Ono-i-Lau
Tuvana-i-Colo
Tuvana-i-Ra
Vatoa
Yanuca


Islands of Fiji


Principal islands
Viti Levu
Vanua Levu

Significant outliers
Conway Reef
Kadavu
Taveuni
Rotuma

Archipelagos
Kadavu Group
Lau Islands
Lomaiviti Islands
Mamanuca Islands
Moala Islands
Ringgold Isles
Rotuma Group
Vanua Levu Group
Viti Levu Group
Yasawa Islands

Cicia (IPA: [ði ði a]) is a Fijian island of the Lau Group. One of the Northern Lau Islands, Cicia is volcanic and comprised of raised coral. Its area is 34 km². Its latitude is 17.75° S; its longitude 179.33° W.

Cicia is inhabited and has an airport, Cicia Airport. The Australian magpie (Gymnorhina tibicen) was introduced to Cicia in order to control coconut pests and is now endemic to the island.

Coordinates: 17°45′S, 179°18′W


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