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North Iwo Jima

North Iwo Jima, officially North or Kita Iōtō and previously known as Santo or San Alessandro, Hooge Meeuwen Island, and North Sulfur Island, is the northernmost member of 's .
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  • Type: Island
  • Description: northernmost island of the Volcano Islands, now part of the Ogasawara Subdistrict of Tokyo, Japan
  • Also known as: “Hooge Meeuwen”, “Hooge Meeuwen Island”, “Hooge Meuwen”, “Hooge Meuwen Island”, “Isla San Alessandro”, “Isla Santo Alessandro”, “Kita Io Jima”, “Kita Io Shima”, “Kita Io To”, “Kita Io-jima”, “Kita Io-shima”, “Kita Io-to”, “Kita Iojima”, “Kita Ioshima”, “Kita Ioto”, “Kita Iwo Jima”, “Kita Iwo Shima”, “Kita Iwo To”, “Kita Iwo-jima”, “Kita Iwo-shima”, “Kita Iwo-to”, “Kita Iwojima”, “Kita Iwoshima”, “Kita Iwoto”, “Kita-io-jima”, “Kita-io-shima”, “Kita-io-to”, “Kita-Iojima”, “Kita-Ioshima”, “Kita-Ioto”, “Kita-iwo-jima”, “Kita-iwo-shima”, “Kita-iwo-to”, “Kita-Iwojima”, “Kita-Iwoshima”, “Kita-Iwoto”, “Kitaio Jima”, “Kitaiojima”, “Kitaioshima”, “Kitaioto”, “Kitaiwojima”, “Kitaiwoshima”, “N. Io Jima”, “N. Io Shima”, “N. Io To”, “N. Iojima”, “N. Ioshima”, “N. Ioto”, “N. Iwo Jima”, “N. Iwo Shima”, “N. Iwo To”, “N. Iwojima”, “N. Iwoshima”, “N. Iwoto”, “N. Sulfur Is.”, “N. Sulfur Island”, “N. Sulphur Is.”, “N. Sulphur Island”, “North Io Jima”, “North Io Shima”, “North Io To”, “North Iwo Shima”, “North Iwo To”, “North Iwojima”, “North Iwoshima”, “North Iwoto”, “North Sulfur Island”, “North Sulphur Island”, “Saint Alexander Island”, “San Alessandro”, “San Alessandro Island”, “San Alexander”, “Santo Alessandro”, “Santo Alessandro Island”, and “St Alexander Island”
  • Historically known as: “San Alissandro Island”

North Iwo Jima

Latitude
25.43313° or 25° 25′ 59″ north
Longitude
141.28171° or 141° 16′ 54″ east
Elevation
583 metres (1,913 feet)
Open location code
7RQ3C7MJ+7M
Geo­Names ID
2112229
Wiki­data ID
Q1151821
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Azerbaijani to Vietnamese—“North Iwo Jima” goes by many names.
  • Azerbaijani: “Şimali İoto”
  • Bulgarian: “Северен Иото”
  • Bulgarian: “Уикипедия:Инкубатор/Статии/Северен Йото”
  • Cebuano: “Kitaiō Jima”
  • Chinese: “北硫磺岛”
  • Chinese: “北硫磺島”
  • Czech: “Kita-Iótó”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meeuwen Eiland”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meeuwen Eilandt”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meeuwen Eyland”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meeuwen Eylandt”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meeuwen”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meuwen Eiland”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meuwen Eilandt”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meuwen Eyland”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meuwen Eylandt”
  • Dutch: “Hooge Meuwen”
  • Dutch: “North Iwo To”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meeuwen Eilandt”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meeuwen Eyland”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meeuwen Eylandt”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meeuwen”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meewen Eiland”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meuwen Eiland”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meuwen Eilandt”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meuwen Eyland”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meuwen Eylandt”
  • Dutch: “t’Hooge Meuwen”
  • Egyptian Arabic: “نورث ايو تو”
  • French: “île Kitaiwo”
  • French: “Île Kitaiwo”
  • German: “Kita Iwo Jima”
  • German: “Kita-Iojima”
  • German: “Kita-Iōjima”
  • German: “Kita-Ioto”
  • German: “Kita-Iōtō”
  • German: “Kita-Iwo-Jima”
  • German: “Kita-Iwojima”
  • German: “Kitaiojima”
  • German: “Kitaiōjima”
  • German: “Kitaioto”
  • German: “Kitaiōtō”
  • Hebrew: “קיטה איוו ג’ימה”
  • Indonesian: “Iwo Jima Utara”
  • Italian: “Kita Iwo Jima”
  • Japanese: “Kita Iwojima”
  • Japanese: “Kita-Iô Sima”
  • Japanese: “Kita-iō-jima”
  • Japanese: “Kita-Iōjima”
  • Japanese: “Kita-Iōtō”
  • Japanese: “Kita-Iwō-jima”
  • Japanese: “Kita-ō Jima”
  • Japanese: “Kita-yuwō-jima”
  • Japanese: “Kitaiō Jima”
  • Japanese: “きたいおうじま”
  • Japanese: “キタイオウジマ”
  • Japanese: “きたいおうとう”
  • Japanese: “北硫黄島”
  • Korean: “기타이오섬”
  • Korean: “기타이오지마”
  • Lithuanian: “Šiaurės Ivo Džima”
  • Malay: “Iwo Jima Utara”
  • Persian: “شمال ایووا جیما”
  • Polish: “Kita Iwo Jima”
  • Polish: “Kita-Iōtō”
  • Portuguese: “Kita Iwo Jima”
  • Portuguese: “Kita Iwo To”
  • Portuguese: “Kitaiōjima”
  • Russian: “Северный Иодзима”
  • Russian: “Северный Иото”
  • Slovak: “Kita-Ió-džima”
  • Slovak: “Kita-Iótó”
  • Slovak: “Kita-Iwo-džima”
  • Slovak: “Kita-Iwó-džima”
  • Spanish: “Isla San Alessandro”
  • Spanish: “Isla Santo Alessandro”
  • Spanish: “Iwo Jima del Norte”
  • Spanish: “Kita Iōtō”
  • Spanish: “Kita-Iōjima”
  • Spanish: “Kita-Iōtō”
  • Spanish: “San Alessandro”
  • Spanish: “Santo Alessandro”
  • Swedish: “Kita Ioto”
  • Swedish: “Kita-Iō-jima”
  • Swedish: “Kita-Iōtō”
  • Turkish: “Kuzey Iwo Jima”
  • Vietnamese: “Bắc Iwo Jima”

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