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Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Navassa Island...

Navassa Island is a smaller U.S. territory in the Caribbean Sea that is uninhabited. Three square kilometers of land, this island is made...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Baja Nuevo Bank...

Baja Nuevo Bank, also called the Petrel Islands, is a small, uninhabited coral reef that is located in the Western Caribbean Sea, just...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Serranilla Bank...

Serranilla Bank is a coral atoll reef that is partially submerged and contains very small and uninhabited islets in the western Caribbean...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Midway Islands...

Midway Islands are made from a coral atoll in the Pacific Ocean that are part of an unincorporated territory of the U.S. The islands only...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Palmyra Atoll...

Palmyra Atoll territory is the most northern of the atolls in the Line Islands Archipelago , close to Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean. It is...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Wake Island...

Wake Island is an atoll and an unincorporated territory of the United States located in the central Pacific Ocean. It consists of three...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Kingman Reef...

Kingman Reef is an unincorporated US territory in the west-central Pacific Ocean, and is a part of the Northern Line Islands. It is a...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Johnston Atoll...

Johnston Atoll is an uninhabited coral atoll in the Pacific Ocean that serves as a United States territory, as well as a National...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Jarvis Island...

Jarvis Island is a low-lying coral atoll with a small land area, located in the Northern Line Islands of the west-central Pacific Ocean....

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Howland Island...

Howland Island is a coral atoll in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, just southwest of Honolulu. It is an unincorporated territory of the...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: District of Columbia...

The District of Columbia is a non-protectorate state that serves as the nation's capital, and a permanent seat in the government, by the...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Baker Island...

Baker Island is an unincorporated US territory located in the South Pacific Ocean. It is a narrow coral atoll and a U.S. National...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Northern Mariana Islands...

The Northern Mariana Islands are a 300-mile chain of 14 islands and islets made from the volcanic mountains and coral reefs of an...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: U.S. Virgin Islands...

The US Virgin Islands are an unincorporated US territory that consists of four larger islands located in the Lesser Antilles in the...

Honoring Our US Protectorates: Puerto Rico...

Puerto Rico is in the Caribbean, just east of the Dominican Republic with almost 300 miles of coastline-filled beaches. It is the...

Honoring Our U.S. Protectorates: Guam...

Guam is an unincorporated US territory that's considered the largest island in Micronesia and the southernmost island in the Mariana...

Honoring Our US Protectorates: American Samoa...

Out of the 16 US territories, American Samoa is an unincorporated territory of the US that is made up of five volcanic islands and two...

Honoring The States: The 50th State Admitted To The USA - Hawaii...

The 50th state admitted to the US was Hawaii, on August 21, 1959. There are 137 islands that make up the entire chain of Hawaiian...

Honoring the States: The 49th State Admitted To The USA -Alaska...

The 49th state admitted to the US was Alaska, on January 3rd, 1959. The name "Alaska" comes from an Aleut word "alaxsxaq", which means...

Honoring The States: The 48th State Admitted to the US - Arizona...

The 48th state admitted to the US was Arizona, on February 14th, 1912. The name Arizona comes from a Spanish word, "Arizonac", which is...

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