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Rarotonga is a 67.39-square-kilometer volcanic island holding 10,898 residents, or 72 percent of the Cook Islands' population. It is the country's largest and most populous island.

Avarua lies on the north coast and contains Parliament, the national capital, and the international airport. Roads connect those facilities along the island edge.

Central Avarua's 1.5 km view includes Parliament-area streets, airport infrastructure, and Rarotonga's north Pacific coast.

Pacific blue, volcanic charcoal, and one airport line give Avarua's small capital area a direct island reading.

Geographic details sourced from Wikipedia.