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Most Remote Islands & Archipelagos

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Name the world islands (or small island groups) and archipelagos which are at least 500 km from the closest other landmass. Distance to closest landmass and location of island/archipelago shown.

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TheRealSchnils

1 year ago

JHawaii?!

porkmanshrekys

1 year ago

what about tristan da cunha

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to porkmanshrekys

Doesn’t qualify there are landmasses under 500km (other British territory)

subway13

1 year ago

what about Kerguelen or Easter Island, are those not remote enough?

Last edited 1 year ago by subway13

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to subway13

Not quite far enough away from other land.

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