
Lelu Island and its adjacent harbor dominate the eastern coastline of this Pacific landscape, serving as a focal point for settlement and maritime activity. The island's interior is defined by sharp elevation changes, culminating in peaks like Mount Finkol and Mount Mutunte. Coastal life is concentrated along the narrow peripheral lowlands, where villages such as Tafunsak and Malem are connected by a perimeter road system.
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