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Navarino Island
Population of 3,000; part of Chile; 955 square miles.
Interesting fact: the average low temperature is -0.5°C for the month of June.
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Dorset Island
Population of 1,363; part of Canada; 55.4 square miles.
Interesting fact: the winter ice around the island can be as thick as 1.2 metres.
(via Inuit community of Cape Dorset in 1975 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Torishima Island
Population of 0; part of Japan; 1.85 square miles.
Interesting fact: the black rat is the only species of mammal to live on the island.
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20150605_1995 Fonualei Island
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Fonualei
Population of 0; part of Tonga; 1.9 square miles.
Interesting fact: in 1846 the volcano on the island erupted and spread ash around for about a year.
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D'Arros Island
Population of 85; part of Seychelles; 0.58 square miles.
Interesting fact: the island was sold in 2012 for 60 million US dollars.
(via D'arros Island | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Livingstone Island, Victoria Falls, Zambia
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Livingstone Island
Population of 0; part of Zambia; 0.005 square miles.
Interesting fact: the island is named after David Livingstone, who was standing on this island when he discovered the falls.
(via Livingstone Island, Victoria Falls, Zambia | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Nelson’s Island
Population of 0; part of Egypt; 0.0092 square miles.
Interesting fact: a number of graves were discovered on the island of British people killed during the Napoleonic Wars.
(via Nelson's Island | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Gezira Island
Population of 1,800,000; part of Egypt; 1.05 square miles.
Interesting fact: the Gezira Sporting Club, which is the oldest club in Egypt, is located on the island.
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Wave Breaking on Middle Farallon
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Middle Farallon Island
Population of 0; part of USA; 0.0013 square miles.
Interesting fact: the island is sometimes referred to as ‘The Pimple!’
(via Wave Breaking on Middle Farallon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Shark Island
Population of 0; part of Australia; 0.0058 square miles.
Interesting fact: the island is so called because it’s shape is thought to resemble that of a shark.
(via Shark Island, Sydney Harbour National Park, Australia | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Penang Island
Population of 750,000; part of Malaysia; 113 square miles.
Interesting fact: the two longest bridges in Malaysia, measuring 15 miles and 8.4 miles, connect this island to the mainland,
(via Supermoon Penang Island | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Herring Island
Population of 0; part of Australia; 0.012 square miles.
Interesting fact: though the island was once leased to the Scouts, today it features a sculpture park including works by Andy Goldsworthy and Ellen Jose.
(via Herring Island Panorama | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Maupihaa
Population of 10; part of French Polynesia; 1 square mile.
Interesting fact: the atoll has five alternative names. 
(via 15-09-2012 01-54-54 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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Askrova
Population of 143; part of Norway; 3 square miles.
Interesting fact: in 1936 there was a record catch of herring, which was the greatest number caught in the county.
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Marettimo
Population of 684; part of Italy; 4.75 square miles.
Interesting fact: the ancient Greek name of the island means Holy Island.
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Anafi
Population of 271; part of Greece; 15.59 square miles.
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Zuqar Island
Population of 0; part of Yemen; 46.3 square miles.
Interesting fact: the island was a point of dispute between Yemen and Eritrea until it was settled in 1996.
(via Stone houses on Jebal Zuqar Island | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)
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