We demonstrate the existence of stationary point-vortex configurations
consisting of k vortex n-gons and a vortex kn-gon. These configuratio
ns exist only for specific values of the vortex strengths; the relativ
e vortex strengths of such a configuration can be uniquely expressed a
s functions of the radii of the polygons. The kn-gon must be oriented
so as to be fixed by any reflection fixing one of the n-gons; for suff
iciently small k, we show that the n-gons must be oriented in such a w
ay that the entire configuration shares the symmetries of any of the n
-gons. Necessary conditions for the formal stability of general statio
nary point-vortex configurations set conditions on the vortex strength
s. We apply these conditions to the n-gon/kn-gon configurations and ca
rry out a complete linear and formal stability analysis in the case k
= n = 2, showing that linearly and nonlinearly orbitally stable config
urations exist.