right|210px|thumb|A map of Nauru showing districts, and the current main villages
thumb|Nauru's location
The Republic of Nauru originally consisted of 169 villages; by 1900 these were already partly abandoned, uninhabited or destroyed. With the increasing population growth the single villages merged into a single connected settlement, which today is spread out around the entire coastal strip.
The village names are from the book Nauru - Ergebnisse der Südseeexpedition by Paul Hambruch, who researched on the island during the Hamburger Südsee-Expedition 1908–1910. The village names were changed following the orthographic reform of the Nauruan language of 1939.
page=86|thumb|Nauru - Ergebnisse der Südseeexpedition, Vol. 1, p. 59 – 62
List
{| class="sortable wikitable"
! style="width:20em" | Name of village
! style="width:15em" | District
|-
| Abab || Ewa
|-
| Abwaw || Buada
|-
| Adibor || Anabar
|-
| Adwongeo || Ijuw
|-
| Adreyi || Anibare
|-
| Adrurior || Baitsi
|-
| Adungidungur || Buada
|-
| Aeibur || Anabar
|-
| Aeonun || Baitsi
|-
| Agabwe || Anibare
|-
| Aiburi || Ewa
|-
| Aioe || Denigomodu
|-
| Aiwo ||Aiwo
|-
| Amet || Uaboe
|-
| Anabar || Anibare
|-
| Anabaredi || Meneng
|-
| Anakawida || Baitsi
|-
| Anakawidua || Anibare
|-
| Anakawiduwa || Nibok
|-
| Anakawidwo || Buada
|-
| Anamangidrin || Boe
|-
| Anapodu || Denigomodu
|-
| Anatip || Denigomodu
|-
| Anawe || Meneng
|-
| Anebenok || Ijuw
|-
| Anebweyan || Anetan
|-
| Anera || Anibare
|-
| Anerowe || Denigomodu
|-
| Angoweang || Nibok
|-
| Anibawo || Denigomodu
|-
| Anigobwi || Yaren
|-
| Anitobu || Anibare
|-
| Aniwen || Meneng
|-
| Anna || Ewa
|-
| Anoreo ||Buada
|-
| Anut ||Baitsi
|-
| Anuuroya || Anetan
|-
| Anwer || Ewa
|-
| Ara || Buada
|-
| Araji || Meneng
|-
| Aramen || Ewa
|-
| Araro || Anabar
|-
| Areb || Anabar
|-
| Arenibek || Buada
|-
| Aribimomo || Meneng
|-
| Aribeang || Anibare
|-
| Aribweabwe || Aiwo
|-
| Ariyeyen || Denigomodu
|-
| Aromwemwe || Buada
|-
| Aro || Ijuw
|-
| Arubo || Ewa
|-
| Arwango || Meneng
|-
| Atabwagabap || Meneng
|-
| Atae || Meneng
|-
| Ataneu || Baitsi
|-
| Ataro || Meneng
|-
| Ate || Anibare
|-
| Atebar || Anabar
|-
| Atedi || Anetan
|-
| Atibuyinor || Anabar
|-
| Atirabu || Baitsi
|-
| Atomo || Yaren
|-
| Atowedudu || Meneng
|-
| Atowong || Anabar
|-
| Atsiyeiubar || Meneng
|-
| Atubwinumar || Boe
|-
| Atumurumur || Denigomodu
|-
| Autibwere || Ewa
|-
| Awidayungiyung || Meneng
|-
| Badi || Meneng
|-
| Bagabap || Meneng
|-
| Bagetareor || Anabar
|-
| Baitsi || Baitsi
|-
| Bangabanga || Buada
|-
| Biteye || Boe
|-
| Bodeadi || Anabar
|-
| Bogemaru || Ijuw
|-
| Bogi || Buada
|-
| Boneda || Anibare
|-
| Boreboren || Ewa
|-
| Bowagae || Denigomodu
|-
| Butimangum || Denigomodu
|-
| Bwaterangerang || Denigomodu
|-
| Bweranibek || Anibare
|-
| Bwerigi || Denigomodu
|-
| Bweteboe || Anibare
|-
| Bweteoaru || Anibare
|-
| Bwidin || Uaboe
|-
| Daubugingarawa || Nibok
|-
| Deradae || Baitsi
|-
| Eanuawirieria || Buada
|-
| Eatabwerik || Ijuw
|-
| Eatamebure || Ijuw
|-
| Eatebibido || Anetan
|-
| Eatedeta || Anetan
|-
| Eatedogi || Anibare
|-
| Eateduna || Anetan
|-
| Eateegoba || Buada
|-
| Eateneno || Denigomodu
|-
| Eateragabe || Nibok
|-
| Eaterienago || Aiwo
|-
| Eaterieri || Anabar
|-
| Eatibwer || Ijuw
|-
| Eatoborowada || Aiwo
|-
| Eatobwadae || Nibok
|-
| Edet || Nibok
|-
| Edet || Uaboe
|-
| Etabae ||Nibok
|-
| Etamor || Anibare
|-
| Etur || Ijuw
|-
| Era || Meneng
|-
| Ewa ||Ewa
|-
| Gabab ||Aiwo
|-
| Ganoko || Nibok
|-
| Ganokoro || Ijuw
|-
| Gene || Anibare
|-
| Kareeub || Boe
|-
| Kawinanut || Anibare
|-
| Kibepe || Yaren
|-
| Mangadab || Baitsi
|-
| Marerawua || Ewa
|-
| Medang ||Ewa
|-
| Mediteru || Anetan
|-
| Mererawua || Anetan
|-
| Mereren || Baitsi
|-
| Merubo || Anibare
|-
| Meure || Yaren
|-
| Miage || Nibok
|-
| Mwea || Anetan
|-
| Mweoen || Uaboe
|-
| Ngengan || Anetan
|-
| Oreb || Buada
|-
| Orro || Aiwo
|-
| Redeta || Buada
|-
| Ronawi || Anetan
|-
| Ruebe || Denigomodu
|-
| Tarawoa || Denigomodu
|-
| Tebata || Aiwo
|-
| Tieniben ||Ijuw
|-
| Tsigamei || Aiwo
|-
| Uaboe || Uaboe
|-
| Ubweno ||Buada
|-
| Umaruru || Baitsi
|-
| Urigomagom || Ijuw
|-
| Webwebin || Buada
|-
| Wengom || Nibok
|-
| Weo || Meneng
|-
| Wereda || Anabar
|-
| Yangor ||Denigomodu
|-
| Yanmwitebwiyeye || Anibare
|-
| Yaranemat || Denigomodu
|-
| Yaren ||Yaren
|-
| Yatabang ||Baitsi
|-
| Yaterangia || Anabar
|-
| Yedwen || Nibok
|-
| Yoe || Ewa
|-
| Yongin || Yaren
|-
| Yorangeb || Ewa
|-
| Yuwinengin || Anabar
|}
See also
- Geography of Nauru