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American Samoa — everything in one place

Explore the books, quotes, people, places, food and news of American Samoa. One country, every corner of ZakGT — gathered here so you never have to hunt.

Capital: Pago PagoPopulation: ~45,000 (2020 census: 49,710; declining since)Founded: 1900 (Deed of Cession, Tutuila); formally named "American Samoa" in 1911Region: OceaniaLanguages: smCurrency: United States Dollar (USD)

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Everything about American Samoa

Books & Literature

Classics, poetry, folklore & free-to-read texts of American Samoa

Quotes & Proverbs

Native wisdom, proverbs & famous words from American Samoa

Authors, leaders & cultural figures of American Samoa

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Provinces, must-see spots & travel tips for American Samoa

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The latest announcements from across the ZakGT platform

Dishes, recipes & places to eat across the ZakGT food atlas

Notable people from American Samoa

Eni F. H. Faleomavaega Jr.

U.S. Congressional Delegate

He served as American Samoa's Delegate to the U.S. Congress for over two decades, becoming one of the territory's most influential modern political voices.

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Peter Tali Coleman

Governor of American Samoa

He was the first Samoan Governor of American Samoa and the territory's first popularly elected Governor, shaping decades of its modern self-government.

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Governor of American Samoa

He served as the second popularly elected Governor of American Samoa, helping consolidate the territory's elected self-government.

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Tauese P. F. Sunia

Governor of American Samoa

He served as Governor of American Samoa, dying in office in 2003 after a career devoted to the territory's development and self-determination.

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Amata Coleman Radewagen

U.S. Congressional Delegate

She serves as American Samoa's Delegate to the U.S. Congress and was the first Republican woman elected to Congress from a U.S. territory.

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Tuimanu'a Elisala

Tuimanu'a Elisala

Paramount Chief (Tuimanu'a) of the Manu'a Islands

He was the last reigning Tuimanu'a paramount chief and signed the 1904 Deed of Cession bringing the Manu'a Islands into American Samoa.

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Traditional American Samoa Wisdom

Alagā'upu Fa'a Samoa

Folk & Oral Tradition

The shared, author-less body of fa'a Samoa proverbs and oratory carried across American Samoa and the wider Samoan islands.

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