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33 Cards in this Set

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Number of islands
20,000 to 30,000
How many large enough for names
3,000
Divided into three groups
1. Micronesia
2. Polynesia
3. Melanasia
Micronesia
West of international date line and mostly in the Northern Hemisphere
Polynesia
Both East and West of the international date line, and mostly in Southern Hemisphere but some islands in North
Melanesia
West of International Date Line and mostly in Southern Hemisphere
Micronesia means
Small Islands
Polynesia means
Many Islands
Melanesia means
Black Islands
Atoll
Coral reef, or number of small reefs
Fiji
“The Cross Roads of the Pacific,

2/3rds of the way from Hawaii to New Zealand
French Polynesia
Tahiti is the largest island; Bora Bora is also popular
Guam
o US territory and naval base, residents are United States citizens
New Guinea
part of Melanesia

consists of eastern half of New Guinea; anthropologists’ paradise
Vanuatu
13 islands and a dozen smaller ones; mostly volcanic with coral beaches
Mariana Trench
Deepest Ocean Canyon
Federated States of Micronesia
consist of four states; islands spread over 2,000 miles; rich marine life
Samoa
7 eastern islands; used to be German until WWII, independent now
Tonga
they claim to be the first to see the new day (see the sun rise first)
Most visited Oceania places
Fiji, Guam and French Polynesia attracts visitors
Vitu Levu
In Fiji, known for fire walking, surfing and fishing
Crossroads of the South Pacific
Fiji
Nandi
Location of Fijis first international airport
Tahiti
Largest island in French Polynesia
Guam is part of
Part Micronesia
Mariana Islands is apart of
Micronesia
Samoa is part of
Polynesia
French Polynesia is part of
Polynesia
Tonga is part of
Polynesia
New Guinea is part of
Malasia
Fiji is part of
Malasia
Vanuatu is part of
Malasia
Fiji
Guam
French Polynesia
Mele Suva(capital), Vitu Levu - Fire
Micronesia; Hagatna(capital/large)
Papeete on Tahiti is capital