archipelago
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Within the country, a distinction is made between the capital of Nassau on New Providence Island and the out islands of the archipelago .
a group of islands.
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The islands in the 'archipelago' are mostly unspoiled and boast around 115 different bird species, including the rare crab plover.
We had no idea whether the vessel was actually departing the archipelago or going somewhere else in the 'archipelago' .
The islands of the Scilly 'archipelago' are steeped in both maritime and diving history.
The mission involved a patrol to the northern-most extremity of the Solomon 'archipelago' , to a picturesque atoll called Ontong Java.
There are also some very pricey hideaways in the neighboring islands of the 'archipelago' favoured by the jet set.
There are 13 main islands in the 'archipelago' , plus four islets and some 40 outcrops of jagged rocks.
No, we live on a chain of islands, an 'archipelago' , not a continent.
Sailing enthusiasts are drawn to the Abaco Islands, with its 'archipelago' of tiny cays.
Within the country, a distinction is made between the capital of Nassau on New Providence Island and the out islands of the 'archipelago' .
the Indonesian 'archipelago'
Several darker patches on the horizon suggested the many islands that made up the 'archipelago' .
Wire communications facilities across the Philippine Islands linked the 'archipelago' by submarine cable.
This is a fascinating 'archipelago' at the southern end of the Red Sea.
At some stage, the inner archipelago gives way to the outer 'archipelago' .
As on many of the thousand islands in the 'archipelago' , there are no roads and no electricity.
Hard core wave riders are now exploring isolated coral atolls in the South Pacific, little-known 'archipelagos' in the Philippines and the jungle-fringed coastlines of Indonesia for big, uncrowded waves.
Horses, on the mainland and in the 'archipelagos' , were mainly raised in the upland, cool and lightly populated valleys.
Modern humans have occupied New Guinea and the nearby Bismarck and Solomon 'archipelagos' of Island Melanesia for at least 40,000 years.
Leading a crew of Enlightenment thinkers, botanists, and linguists, Cook landed on the South Pacific Island in 1774, having already charted many of the surrounding island 'archipelagos' .
Whether you are interested in buying one of our developed 'archipelagos' or simply renting one of our smaller river islands for a week long retreat, we feel that we can meet your needs better than the competition.
If so much new information can be gathered from two short field seasons of general collecting and observation on one Solomon island, the amount to be learned across the two 'archipelagos' must be staggering.
Their preferred habitat is the annual sea ice over the continental shelf and inter-island 'archipelagos' that encircle the polar basin.
Groups of humans that remained in Africa might be expected to differ from those that migrated to the Russian steppes, the Asian 'archipelagos' , or the Australian outback.
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