•
Minerva Reefs (also see
Republic of Minerva) •
Tele-ki-Tokelau •
Tele-ki-Tonga •
Tongatapu (island) •
Vahe Hahake (eastern district) •
Āfa •
Fātumu •
Fuaʻamotu, incorrectly: Fuʻamotu; nickname: Vai ko Latai (Latai's water) •
Hamula •
Haveluliku •
Haʻasini •
Hoi •
Holonga •
Kolonga; nickname: ʻUtu longoaʻa (noisy coast) •
Lāvengatonga •
Makaunga •
Malapo •
Manuka •
Muʻa, district capital; nickname: Paki mo e toʻi (picked with sap) •
Lapaha •
Tatakamotonga; nickname: Kolo kakala (fragrant town) •
Nakolo •
Navutoka •
Niutōua •
Nukuleka; nickname: Vai-kāsila (bilge water) •
Pelehake; nickname: Ī ʻo Lupea (fan of Lupea) •
Talafoʻou •
Talasiu •
ʻAlakifonua, short: ʻAlaki •
Vahe Hihifo (western district) •
Fāhefa •
Fatai •
Matafonua •
Foʻui, (Lolo paongo (pandanus fruit scented oil)) •
Haʻakame; nickname: Hala toa mui (road of ironwood trees) •
Haʻakili •
Haʻalalo •
Haʻatafu •
Haʻutu •
Haʻavakatolo; nicknames: Vai ko hiva (singing water), Pua ko fanongo talanoa (flower listening to the story) •
Houma; nickname: Mapu ʻa Vaea (whistle (blowholes) of Vaea) •
Kalaʻau •
Kanokupolu; nicknames: Folaʻosi (a typical dancedress), Niu tuʻu tolu (3 standing palmtrees) •
Kolovai; nicknames: Taunga peka (flying foxes), Fala O Setane (Satan Mat) •
Lakepa •
Lomaiviti •
Masilamea; nickname: Vai ko lele ʻa lulu (running owl's water) •
Matahau •
Matangiake •
Haʻafeva •
Neiafu •
Nukunuku •
Teʻekiu •
Vaotuʻu •
ʻAhau; nickname: Ahi ʻo Ulakai (Ulakai's sandalwood tree) •
ʻUtulau; nickname: Alafolau Heavula •
Vahe Loto (central district) •
Folaha •
Haveluloto, short: Havelu; nicknames: Piki pea vela (sticky then burn), Paini tuʻu ua (2 standing ironwood trees) •
Haʻateiho •
ʻĀtele •
Hōfoa; nickname: Fonu mo e moa (turtle and chicken) •
Longoteme •
Nukuhetulu •
Nukuʻalofa, national capital •
Fanga ʻo Pilolevu •
Fasi mo e afi •
Fongoloa •
Hala ʻo Vave •
Halaano •
Halafoʻou •
Halaleva •
Houmakelikao •
Hunga •
Kape •
Kolofoʻou •
Kolomotuʻa, original Nukuʻalofa proper •
Sopu ʻo Tāufaʻāhau, short: Sopu •
Sia ko Veiongo •
Tongataʻeapa •
Longolongo •
Haʻavakaʻotua •
Kapetā •
Tavatuʻutolu •
Tuʻakātakilangi, incorrectly: Tuʻatakilangi •
Lopaukamea •
Mailetaha •
Mataika •
Matutuana •
Maui •
Maʻufanga, obsolete: Maʻofanga •
Ngeleʻia •
Pahu •
Pātangata •
Pīkula •
Takaunove •
Telekava •
Teufaiva •
Tufuenga •
Vaolōloa •
ʻAmaile •
ʻĀnana •
ʻUmusī •
Pea; nicknames: Vai ko puna (upwelling water), Niuvākai (palmtree watchtower •
Popua, short for: Vaʻepopua •
Puke; nickname: Vai ko ʻoa (basket water) •
Tofoa •
Koloua •
Tokomololo; nickname: Vai ko Tuʻilokomana (Tuʻilokomana's water) •
Vainī •
Nualei •
Veitongo •
Lotohaʻapai •
Fafā •
Fukave •
Kanatea •
Makahaʻa •
Malinoa •
Manima •
Mataʻaho •
Monūafe •
Motutapu •
Moʻunu •
Moʻungatapu •
Ngofonua •
Nuku •
Nukunukumotu •
Siesia •
Oneata •
Pangaimotu •
Poloʻa •
Talakite •
Tau •
Toketoke •
ʻAtā •
ʻAtatā •
ʻAtatā (village) •
Tufuka •
Velitoa Hahake •
Velitoa Hihifo •
ʻAlakipeau •
ʻEueiki •
Fāʻimata •
ʻOnevai •
ʻOnevao •
ʻAta •
ʻEua; nicknames: Fungafonua (landtop), Vai ko Kahana (Kahana's water) •
Angahā •
Haʻatuʻa •
Houma •
Kolomaile •
ʻEuafoʻou •
Fataʻulua •
Futu •
Mataʻaho •
Muʻa •
Pangai •
Petani •
Sapaʻata •
Tongamamaʻo •
ʻEsia •
Tufuvai, short: Tufu •
ʻOhonua, island capital; nickname: Taha kae afe (one worth a thousand; an ironwood tree) •
Taʻanga •
Kalau ==
Vavaʻu group==