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Sakao
Island
Country	Vanuatu
Province	Sanma Province
Population (2009)
• Total	14 ^[1]
Time zone	UTC+11 (VUT)

Sakao Island (French: Île Sakao), also known as Khoti Island is an island in Vanuatu, located off the southeastern shore of Vanuatu's second largest island Malakula in Malampa Province.^[2] The local inhabitants speak the Sakao language.^[3]

The island is about 3 km in width and 0.8 km in length ^{[citation needed]}.

References

^ Vanuatu: Provinces and Islands
^ Sakao Island from Geoview.info
^ "Tangoa". Ethnologue. Retrieved 26 October 2015.

Islands of Vanuatu by province

Provinces of Vanuatu

Islands and islets

Malampa	Akhamb Ambrym Arseo Atchin Avock Awei Khoti Leumanang Lopevi Malakula Maskelyne Islands Norsup Paama Rano Sakao Sowan Tomman Uluveo Uri Uripiv Vao Varo Vulaï Wala
Penama	Ambae Maewo Pentecost
Sanma	Aese Aore Araki Asuleka Bokissa Dany Island Elephant Island Espiritu Santo Lataro Lataroa Malo Malokilikili Malotina Malparavu Maltinerava Malvapevu Malwepe Mavea Ratua Sakao Tangoa Thion Tutuba Urelapa
Shefa	Buninga Efate Ekapum Lep Emae Emao Epi Erakor Eratap Eretoka Erueti Lep Ewose Falea Fatumiala Ifira Iririki Iriwiti Lep Kakula Kuwae Laika Lamen Lelepa Makura Mataso Mele Moso Namuka Nguna Pele Tefala Tongariki Tongoa Wot (Étarik)
Tafea	Aneityum Aniwa Erromango Futuna Inyeug Tanna Vete Manung (Goat Island)
Torba	Gaua Hiw Kwakéa Leneu Linua Lo Merelava Merig Metoma Mota Mota Lava Nawila Ngwel Ra Ravenga Rowa Islands Tegua Toga Ureparapara Vanua Lava Vot Tande

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