French Polynesia Tuamotu Archipelago FS9/FSX Addon Scenery
Group A
Arutua
                    Arutua is located close to Rangiroa.
                    This circular-shape atoll with a diameter 29 km,
                    is composed of 57 groups of islets that enclose a huge lagoon. 
                    In the explanation concerning Arutua,
                    there is only one islet in the lagoon. 
                    In my scenery, a lot of islets are sprinkled on the lagoon.
                    Most islets might exist under the surface of the sea. 
                    However, the submerged islets might look
                    splendid islands from the sky . 
                    In the lagoon,many fish beds and Tahiti cultured pearl farms are being sprinkled. 
                    I imagine the outline of this atoll looks like a chestnut :-)).
                
Arutua is located close to Rangiroa. This circular-shape atoll with a diameter 29 km, is composed of 57 groups of islets that enclose a huge lagoon. In the explanation concerning Arutua, there is only one islet in the lagoon. In my scenery, a lot of islets are sprinkled on the lagoon. Most islets might exist under the surface of the sea. However, the submerged islets might look splendid islands from the sky . In the lagoon,many fish beds and Tahiti cultured pearl farms are being sprinkled. I imagine the outline of this atoll looks like a chestnut :-)).
                    
                
                    
                        
                    
                
                        
                    
Size of Arutua relative to Rangiroa
                        
                    
                        
                    
Size of Arutua relative to Rangiroa
                        
                    
Around the Arutua airfield
                        
                    
A view from high altitude. The rear island is Kaukura.
                        
                    
Around the Arutua airfield
                        
                            
                        
                    
A view from high altitude. The rear island is Kaukura.