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(3)

OKI - one of the Japanese islands

Yaku - one of the Japanese islands

(4)

ADAK - one of the Aleutian Islands

AMLA - one of the Aleutian Islands

ATKA - one of the Aleutian Islands

ATTU - one of the Aleutian Islands

GOTO - one of the Japanese islands

GUAM is one of the Mariana Islands

DOGO - one of the Japanese islands

KING

KORO - one of the islands of Fiji

KUKA - in Polynesia

Kyushu is one of the Japanese islands

LINE - a group of islands

MAUI is one of the Hawaiian Islands

OAHU is one of the Hawaiian Islands

BRINE

RYUKU (Nansei) - an archipelago in the Japanese Islands

SADO - one of the Japanese islands

URUP - one of the Kuril Islands

YURI - one of the Kuril Islands

(5)

AVOS - one of the Kuril Islands

AMAMI - one of the Japanese islands

BANKS - a group of islands

BONIN (Ogashiwara)

IRIAN (New Guinea)

Kaula - one of the Hawaiian Islands

KAURU

KETOI - one of the Kuril Islands

KISSA - one of the Aleutian Islands

MAPIA

MATUA - one of the Kuril Islands

Matsu - a group of islands in the Taiwan Strait

NAURU

NGULU

OSUMI - one of the Japanese islands

Palau is a group of islands in the archipelago of the Caroline Islands

EASTER (Rapanui)

Rebun - one of the Japanese islands

SAMOA - a group of islands

TAHITI

TONGA - a group of islands

ULITI

UMNAK - one of the Aleutian Islands

FIJI - a group of islands

HONSHU (Hondo) - one of the Japanese islands

Chatham - a group of islands

SHUMSHU - one of the Kuril Islands

ELLIS - see Tuvalu

SOUTHERN - one of the islands of New Zealand

YASAVA

(6)

AGATTU - one of the Aleutian Islands

BOUNTY - a group of islands

BIKINI is an atoll in the Marshall Islands

HAWAII - one of the Hawaiian Islands

ITURUP - one of the Kuril Islands

KADYAK

Kunaga - one of the Aleutian Islands

LIFUKA - one of the islands of Tonga

COPPER - one of the Commander Islands

MIDWAY

NANSEI - see Ryukyu

AUCKLAND

PRATAS (Dongshaqundao) - an archipelago in the South China Sea

RASSHUA - one of the Kuril Islands

RISHIRI - one of the Japanese islands

SIGUAM - one of the Aleutian Islands

Shikoku is one of the Japanese islands

TANAGA - one of the Aleutian Islands

TOGARA - one of the Japanese islands

TUBUAI - a group of islands

TUVALU - a group of islands

UNIMAK - one of the Aleutian Islands

USHISHIR - one of the Kuril Islands

PHOENIX - a group of islands

Tsushima - a group of islands in the Korea Strait

EKARMA - one of the Kuril Islands

(7)

AMCHITKA - one of the Aleutian Islands

ANUCINA - one of the Kuril Islands

ASKOLD - in the Sea of Japan

BELICHY - in the Sea of Okhotsk

GREEN - one of the Kuril Islands

ISABELA - one of the Galapagos Islands

KANGAROO

KUNASHIR - one of the Kuril Islands

TRAPS - one of the Kuril Islands

MACQUARIE

MELVILLE - in the Timor Sea

MOLOKAN - one of the Hawaiian Islands

MONERON - in the Tatar Strait

MURUROA

NORFOLK

OKINAWA is one of the Ryukyu Islands.

OKUSHIRI - one of the Japanese islands

RAIKOKE - one of the Kuril Islands

RAPANUI - see Easter

ROSSIYAN - a group of islands in the Tuamotu archipelago

SAKHALIN

SENKAKU - one of the Japanese islands

SIMUSHIR - one of the Kuril Islands

Spratly (Nanshaqundao) - an archipelago in the South China Sea

STEWART

TAIWAN

TOKELAU (Union) - a group of islands

TROMPEN

TUAMOTU (Paumotu) - an archipelago of 78 islands

FORMOSA

HAINAN - in the South China Sea

JIMEN - in the Taiwan Strait

JEJUDO - in the East China Sea

Shikotan - one of the Kuril Islands

(8)

ATLASOVA - one of the Kuril Islands

BISMARKA - a group of islands

Borodino - a group of islands

BROUTON - one of the Kuril Islands

VANCOUVER

JOHNSTON

CAMPBELL

SOCIETIES - a group of islands

ONEKOTAN - one of the Kuril Islands

SAKISHIMA is one of the Japanese islands

NORTH - one of the islands of New Zealand

TASMANIA

UNALASHKA - one of the Aleutian Islands

Hokkaido is one of the Japanese islands

EAURIPIK - a group of islands

(9)

ALEUT

ANTIPODOV - a group of islands

BOugainville - one of the Solomon Islands

HAWAIIAN

GALAPAGOS (Turtles) - a group of islands

PEARL - a group of islands in the Gulf of Panama

Makanrushi - one of the Kuril Islands

MELANESIA - a group of archipelagos in Oceania

OGASIWARA - see Bonin

PARAMUSHIR - one of the Kuril Islands

POLYNESIA - a group of archipelagos in Oceania

SHIASHKOTAN - one of the Kuril Islands

(10)

AMAMIOSHIMA - one of the Japanese islands

ANTSIFEROVA - one of the Kuril Islands

IZUSHITITO - one of the Japanese islands

MARIAN

MARQUESAN

MARSHALL

MICRONESIA - a group of archipelagos in Oceania

Polonsky - one of the Kuril Islands

SANDWICHES

SOLOMON

TANEGASHIMA - one of the Japanese islands

TANFILYEVA - one of the Kuril Islands

TOKUNOSHIMA - one of the Japanese islands

FERNANDINA - one of the Galapagos Islands

KHARSHIKOTAN - one of the Kuril Islands

CHIRINKOTAN - one of the Kuril Islands

SHANTARSKIE - an archipelago in the Sea of Okhotsk

(11)

GUADALCANAL - one of the Solomon Islands

KARAGINSKY - in the Bering Sea

CAROLINA

SISHATSUNDAO - see Paracel

(12)

DUNSHATSUNDAO - see Pratas

KOMANDORSKIE - a group of islands in the Bering Sea

PARATSELSKY (Xishaqundao) - an archipelago in the South China Sea

(13)

ANDREYANOVSKIE - a group of islands in the Aleutian Islands

NANSHATSYUNDAO - see Spratly

(14)

Zhongshaqundao - an archipelago in the South China Sea

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