Across which three islands is the National Park of American Samoa distributed?

The National Park of American Samoa is distributed across Tutuila, Ofu, and Taʻū.

The park, established in 1988, protects tropical rainforest, coral reefs, volcanic mountains, fruit bats, and Samoan cultural traditions. Its units are spread across the main island of Tutuila and two islands in the Manuʻa group.

Tutuila contains the park’s most accessible area and lies near Pago Pago. Ofu is known for its beach and coral reef, while Taʻū contains rugged volcanic terrain and much of the park’s wildest landscape.

The park’s island arrangement is easy to confuse with the separate nation of Samoa, which includes islands such as Upolu and Savaiʻi. The National Park of American Samoa lies in the U.S. territory of American Samoa and uses the three islands named in the answer.