| STATEMOTTO | There is one each in French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Hawaiian and Chinook |
| CALLIPERS | Instrument - one each in outer rings |
| WIKIPEDIA | Reference from the Hawaiian and Greek for "quick education" |
| KILMUN | Hearts of darkness surrounding the Italian-Greek character in 25Ac 26Dn (6) |
| SALMONS | Sockeyes and chinooks |
| ALTA | Prov. with coulees and chinooks |
| MAY | Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month |
| ELEA | Ancient Italian-Greek colony |
| ARCH | In Rome there's one each for Titus, Septimius and Constantine; the Marble one's in London |
| PETERALLISS | English golfer whose 20 European wins included the Spanish, Italian and Portuguese Opens in 1958 (5, |
| ANDORRA | One of the smallest countries in the world situated on the French/Spanish border |
| WATERFALL | Cascade or cataract, there is one between Bunyola and Alaro in Mallorca called Es Salt des Frau, though impressive after heavy rain it can dry up in the summer (9) |
| PREAMBLE | Opening words of page don't get to point - there is one in there |
| BARRY | There is one permit-holding whale watching tour operator in EL. He is John ... (5) |
| PLAIN | It is obvious there is one in the plot (5) |
| MAISONETTE | There is one T in "partner" and that's flat! (10) |
| ABRIDGE | Contract and a game in which there is one? |
| ELITE | Pick of the Spanish, Italian, and English (5) |
| ALLISS | Peter, golfer who won the 1958 Spanish, Italian and Portuguese Open tournaments (6) |
| UNO | Spanish/Italian for "one", adopted as the brand name of a card game (3) |
