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Free Marshall Islands Geography Worksheet for Kids

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Marshall Islands Facts for Kids

About Marshall Islands: The Marshall Islands is made up of 29 coral atolls and 5 islands spread across a huge stretch of the Pacific Ocean. Its people are skilled ocean navigators with a seafaring tradition going back thousands of years. The country works closely with the United States through a special partnership agreement. Legendary Navigators — Marshallese sailors historically used special 'stick charts' made of palm ribs and shells to map ocean swells and currents.

Capital & Landmark: Majuro · Population: ~42,000 people · Government: Presidential Republic · Nationhood: Independent since 1986 · Land Area: 181 km² (70 mi²) · Geographic Feature: Coral Atolls · Language: Marshallese & English · Currency: US Dollar · National Dish: Coconut Rice

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Legendary Navigators — Marshallese sailors historically used special 'stick charts' made of palm ribs and shells to map ocean swells and currents.
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