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Free Tuvalu Geography Worksheet for Kids

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Tuvalu Facts for Kids

About Tuvalu: Tuvalu is made up of nine small coral atolls and islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean. None of its land rises more than about 15 feet above sea level, which makes rising oceans a serious concern for its future. Fishing and coconuts have shaped daily life here for centuries. Rising Sea Levels — Tuvalu is one of the countries most at risk from rising sea levels caused by climate change.

Capital & Landmark: Funafuti · Population: ~11,000 people · Government: Constitutional Monarchy · Nationhood: Independent since 1978 · Land Area: 26 km² (10 mi²) Spread across nine coral atolls and islands. · Geographic Feature: Low-lying coral atolls · Language: Tuvaluan & English · Currency: Australian Dollar · National Dish: Pulaka

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Rising Sea Levels — Tuvalu is one of the countries most at risk from rising sea levels caused by climate change.