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08 May 2008 | dataset

Notes on the birds of Kwajalein atoll, Marshall Islands

Kwajalein is a crescent-shaped atoll that lies between 09°25' and 08°40'N and between 166°50' and 167°45'E, near the center o£ the western (Ralik) chain of the Marshall Islands (Figure 1). Composed of more than 90 islets, largely uninhabited, Kwajalein Atoll extends about 75 miles from southeast to northwest. It has a land area of about 6 square miles (3,854 acres) (Global Associates 1987), an increase of about 263 acres over the original area that was brought about by filling of land on Kwajalein, Roi-Namur, and Meek Islands.

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https://pacific-data.sprep.org/system/files/32_6.pdf

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Publisher Smithsonian Institution
Modified 15 February 2022
Release Date 08 May 2008
Source URL https://library.sprep.org/content/notes-birds-kwajalein-atoll-marshall-islands
Identifier VL-34661
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Location Pacific Region
Relevant Countries Pacific Region
License Public
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