Childrens Illustrated World Atlas

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
Gulf of
Papua

Solomon Sea


Bismarck Sea


Coral Sea


PACIFIC


OCEAN


New Guinea


New
Britain

New Ireland

Bougainville
Island

New
Caledonia

Espiritu Santo

Erromango
Tanna
Aneityum

Efate

Epi

Ambrym

Pentecost

Maéwo

Malekula

Guadalcanal

San Cristobal
Rennell

Malaita

Santa Isabel

Choiseul

Babeldaob

Pohnpei

Kosrae

Chuuk
Islands

Rota

Yap

Funafuti
Atoll
Nukulaelae

Niulakita

Kadavu

Rotuma

Cikobia

Île Futuna

Île Uvea

Tongatapu
'Eua

Tofua

Vava‘u
Group

Niuatoputapu

Nukufetau

Nui Atoll

Nanumaga

Niutao

Nanumea Atoll

Atafu Atoll

Fakaofo Atoll

Nukunonu
Atoll

Viti


Levu


Vanua Levu

Savai‘i
‘Upolu
Tutuila

Arorae

Nonouti

Tamana

Tarawa

Banaba

Nikunau

Beru

Abemama

Makin

Maloelap Atoll

Mili Atoll

Jaluit Atoll
Ebon
Atoll

Ailinglaplap
Atoll

Namu Atoll

Ujelang Atoll

Enewetak
Atoll

Bikini
Atoll

Rongelap
Atoll

Nikumaroro

Orona Manra

McKean Island

Birnie Island

Enderbury
Island

Kanton

Malden Island

Starbuck
Island

Kiritimati
(Christmas Island)

Tabuaeran

Teraina

Vostok Island

Flint Island

Raiatea

Millennium
Island

Manihiki

Rakahanga

Penrhyn

Rarotonga
Mangaia

Marotiri

Palmerston

Takutea

Manuae

Tahiti

Maré

Lifou

Ouvéa

Ta'ū

D'Entrecasteaux


Islands


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Is
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Majuro Atoll

Tinian

Saipan

Kwajalein
Atoll

Nuku Hiva

Hiva Oa
Fatu Hiva

Takaroa

Fakarava

Tikehau

Makemo

Amanu

Ahunui

Tatakoto

Fangataufa

Marutea
Tureia

Vanavana
Rurutu
Tubuai

Raevavae

Admiralty
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Santa Cruz


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Tu
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Archipelago


New Georgia
Islands

Banks


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St.Matthias Group
Phoenix Islands
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Marquesas
Islands
International
Dateline
International Dateline
COOK ISLANDS
(to New Zealand)
FRENCH POLYNESIA
(to France)
NEW
CALEDONIA
(to France)
NIUE
(to New Zealand)
WALLIS &
FUTUNA
(to France)
AMERICAN
SAMOA
(to US)
TOKELAU
(to New Zealand)
GUAM
(to US)
NORTHERN
MARIANA
ISLANDS
(to US)
CORAL SEA
ISLANDS
(to Australia)
BAKER & HOWLAND
ISLANDS
(to US)
JARVIS ISLAND
(to US)
PALMYRA ATOLL
(to US)
KINGMAN
REEF
(to US)
INDONESIA
TONGA
FIJI
SAMOA
TUVALU
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
VANUATU
SOLOMON
ISLANDS
NAURU
KIRIBATI
PALAU
MICRONESIA
MARSHALL ISLANDS
KIRIBATI
KIRIBATI
Mount Wilhelm
14,793ft (4509m)


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ALOFI


PAPEETE


PAGO PAGO


AVARUA


NOUMÉA


MATA'UTU


HAGATÑA


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HONIARA


PORT-VILA


PORT MORESBY


MELEKEOK PALIKIR


BAIRIKI


FONGAFALE


SUVA


NUKU‘ ALOFA


APIA


Equator

Tropic of Capricorn

Equator

Tropic of Capricorn

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FOOD CROPS


Most Pacific Islanders live in small villages near


the sea. Inland areas are often mountainous,


making farming difficult. Instead, people grow


foods such as sweet potatoes, bananas, and


coconuts in lowland areas. As well as providing


milk, the coconut meat is used to produce copra,


a substance for making soap and cosmetics.


THE KINGDOM OF TONGA


Tonga is the only Pacific nation never


fully brought under foreign rule. Instead,


it is run in the traditional way by its


own king. All land is owned by


the royal family and is allotted


to households for their


use. Now, some young,


westernized Tongans


have started calling


for more democracy.


FAMILY LIFE


Many Pacific people live in


extended family groups. Recently,


however, some islanders have


migrated to countries such


as New Zealand and the


United States in order to


look for work.


OUTRIGGER CANOES


Transportation between many islands


has traditionally been by outrigger


canoes. Floats attached to the side


provide extra stability, particularly


useful for the fishermen who stand in


the boats to cast their nets.


Islanders netfishing in


an outrigger off the coast


of Ifalik, Micronesia


Cook Islands


family


The Royal Palace


in Tonga


Copra worker in Fiji


scooping coconut kernels


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