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All 14 independent countries of Australia and Oceania, and 12 dependent overseas territories. Always up-to-date and accurate information.
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Alphabetical list of countries in Australia and Oceania Australia Fiji Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia Nauru New Zealand Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu List of dependent territories in Oceania American Samoa (USA) Cook Islands (New Zealand) French Polynesia (France) Guam (USA) New Caledonia (France)
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Countries in Australia. Being the smallest continent in the world, Australia still accommodates 16 countries and the list of countries in Australia are given with info.
CountryPopulation 2019AreaGdp - Per CapitaAustralia25,088,6367.692 million km²$63,052Fiji918,75718,275 km²$6,306Kiribati120,428811 km²$1,827Marshall Islands53,211181.3 km²$3,965- List of All Countries in Oceania by Population
- Territories in Oceania by Population
- Oceania Countries by Area
- Alphabetical List of Countries and Dependencies in Oceania
- Oceania Economy
- Oceania Culture
- Colonization and History of Oceania
- Facts About Oceania
As mentioned above, there are 14 independent countries in Oceania. Among them, the most populous country is Australia and the least is Nauru. The full list of countries in Oceania is shown in the table below, with latest total population. All the islands of Oceania have a population of indigenous people. However, European whites in Australia and Ne...
The list of all 11 territories is shown in the table below, with latest total population and dependencies.
Oceania has an area of 8,480,355 km², with a varying demographic density: Australia 2.2 residents/km²; Papua New Guinea 7.7 residents/km²; Nauru 380 ha /km²; Tonga 163 residents/km² and the territory of Australia correspond to the largest portion of Oceania, with about 90% of the continent. Oceania’s largest citiesare located in Australia and they ...
In summary, there are a total of 25 independent countries and dependent territories in Oceania. See the following for full list of countries and dependencies of Australia in alphabetical order: 1. American Samoa (United States) 2. Australia 3. Cook Islands (New Zealand) 4. Fiji 5. French Polynesia (France) 6. Guam (United States) 7. Kiribati 8. Mar...
The most developed countries (Australia and New Zealand) stand out for manufacturing industrialized products and high technology. In the islands is practiced the extractivism and the agriculture, as well as the tourism.
In Oceania, English is the most widely spoken language, but this is not the only language on the continent. There is also room for French language and for native dialects. In religious terms, Christianity predominates, being led by 27% Catholics and 24% Protestants. Due to the heat, it is customary to wear light and comfortable clothes. Typical Mao...
Called the New World, Oceania was the last continent to be found by Europeans. The term Oceania is used in several languages to denote a continent that spans Australia and adjoining Pacific Islands. The word is formed by the junction of “ocean” plus the suffix “ia”, such as toponyms such as Germania and Transylvania. The first massive wave of emi...
Oceania is the smallest continent in the world and also the youngest.Despite being made up of over 10,000 islands and 14 countries, Australia alone occupies 90% of its territory.Australia is not bordered by any other country.All 14 independent Countries in the Australia and Oceania Continent and 12 dependent overseas territories, the smallest country is Nauru and the Largest is Australia occupying 86% of the total area, the continent is surrounded by the Indian, Southern and Pacific Oceans.
List of all recognized countries in australia with their official names in alphabetical order. Always up-to-date and accurate information. - knowcountries.com
The most plausible is to refer to the vast regions, island territories and adjacent seas in the Pacific Ocean, east of Maritime Southeast Asia and Australia and west of South America. (see the map below). How many countries are there in Oceania?
