World Atlas 2010 (4th edition)

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Luzon Strait

Sulu Sea

Celebes Sea

Timor Sea

Sibuyan

Sea

Flores Sea

Halmahera

Sea

Wetar

Strait

Philippine

Sea

PACIFIC

OCEAN

Timor

Sulawesi

(Celebes)

Pulau

Halmahera

Pulau

Sumba

Flores

Pulau

Pulau Seram

Pulau Buru

Buton

Pulau

Biak

Pulau Morotai

Kepulauan

Talaud

Palawan

Mindoro

Luzon

Mindanao

Pulau Yamdena

New Guinea

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Kepulauan
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Papua
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Northern
Mariana
Islands
(to US)
Guam (to US)
PALAU

AUSTRALIA

MICRONESIA

PAPUA

NEW

GUINEA

ONESIA

PHILIPPINES

EAST TIMOR

Pegunungan (^) M
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ke
Jazirah
Doberai
Sorong
Wahai
Kupang
Kendari
Peurto
Princesa
Tuguergarao
Ilagan
Gorontalo
Tawau

Jayapura

Manado

General

Santos

Zamboanga

Cagayan de Oro

Butuan

Iligan

Iloilo Cadiz

Bacolod

City

Roxas City Tacloban

Calbayog

Batangas

Lucena

Angeles Cabanatuan

Dagupan

Baguio

Legazpi City

Naga

Ambon

Makassar

Parepare

Palu

Davao

Cebu

MANILA

DILI

Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago,

with over 17,500 islands stretching

3100 miles (5000 km) between the Indian

and Pacific oceans.

The Philippines take their name from Philip II

of Spain, who was king when the islands were

colonized during the 16th century.

EFGH

EFGH

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SOUTH & EAST ASIA