Northern Cook Islands
The Northern Cook Islands are a loose group of low, coral atolls that see little tourism. The Northern Cook Islands are separated from the Southern Cook Islands by a wide stretch of the Pacific Ocean, with the nearest part of the Southern chain being Palmerston Island, 500 km due south of Suwarrow.
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Northern Cook Islands
- Island
- Description: chains of atolls in the South Pacific Ocean
- Also known as“Northern Cook Group”“Northern Group”“Northern Islands”
- Categories
- Location
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Latitude
-10° or 10° south
Longitude
-161° or 161° west
Open location code
622X2222+22
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Wikidata ID
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Swedish—“Northern Cook Islands” goes by many names.
- Arabic: “جزر كوك الشمالية”
- Cebuano: “Northern Cook Islands”
- Czech: “Severní Cookovy ostrovy”
- French: “îles Cook du Nord”
- French: “Îles Cook du Nord”
- Galician: “Illas Cook Setentrionais”
- Hebrew: “איי קוק הצפוניים”
- Italian: “Isole Cook settentrionali”
- Maori: “Maoake o Kuki Airani”
- Polish: “Północne Wyspy Cooka”
- Swedish: “Northern Cook Islands”
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