Pago Pago
Pago Pago, the capital of American Samoa, comprises a string of coastal villages on Tutuila Island. It's a gateway to the National Park of American Samoa, which protects lush rainforest, coral reefs and waters visited by humpback whales. Fagatogo village is home to the Jean P. Haydon Museum, exhibiting local historic artifacts in a former U. S. Navy facility. A trail leads up to Blunts Point Battery, a WWII gun site.
People born in Pago Pago (First 29 people) - Page 0
Joey Iosefa
American football fullback
Daniel Ekuale
American football defensive lineman
Ramin Ott
Football player
Fred Lauina
American football offensive lineman
Daniel Te'oNesheim
American football defensive end
Fofō Iosefa Fiti Sunia
American translator
Tasi Alabastro
Actor
Daniel Te'o-Nesheim
American football defensive end
Mighty Mo
Kickboxer
Mosi Tatupu
American football player
Kennedy Polamalu
American football player
Shaun Nua
Former American football player
Timothy Lafaele
Japanese rugby union player
Jeremiah Kolone
American football guard
Peter Tali Coleman
Former Governor of American Samoa
Isaac Sopoaga
American football nose tackle
Nicky Salapu
American goalkeeper
Gabe Reid
American football player
Jonathan Fanene
American football defensive end
Rawlston Masaniai
American football player
Roland Suniula
American rugby union player
Sonny Siaki
American professional wrestler
Junior Siavii
American football defensive tackle
Amata Coleman Radewagen
United States Representative
Isaako Aaitui
American football nose tackle
Palauni Ma Sun
American football player
Mose Timoteo
American rugby union player
Melila Purcell
American football player