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National Park of American Samoa
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Tutuila has a wide variety of places to eat—from familiar fast food stops to fine restaurants. There are also grocery stores and small convenience stores. The outer islands have no restaurants and few small stores. Visit the American Samoa Visitors Bureau.
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A school of convict tang congregate in waters just beyond the reef

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Some twenty percent of American Samoa’s nearshore waters lie within the park, and most of the 900 fish species recorded at American Samoa likely occur within the park.
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Last Updated: March 11, 2011 at 19:34 MST