Tsushima
Tsushima is an island of the Japanese archipelago situated in-between the Tsushima Strait and Korea Strait, approximately halfway between Kyushu and the Korean Peninsula.
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- …has about 39,700 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 650 metres (2,130 feet)
- Description: island in Nagasaki, Japan
- Also known as“Tsu Island”“Tsu Sima”“Tsushima Island”“Tsushima Jima”“Tusima”
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Latitude
34.3333° or 34° 20′ north
Longitude
129.3333° or 129° 20′ east
Open location code
8Q6F88MM+88
GeoNames ID
Wikidata ID
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Tsushima” goes by many names.
جزيرة تسوشيماArabic
ՑուսիմաArmenian
TsuşimaAzerbaijani
TsushimaBasque
Tsushima (uhartea)Basque
ЦусімаBelarusian
সুশিমা দ্বীপBengali
ЦушимаBulgarian
TsushimaCatalan
TsushimaCebuano
Tsushima (kapuloan)Cebuano
对马Chinese
对马岛Chinese
對馬Chinese
對馬島Chinese
CušimaCzech
TsushimaDutch
جزيره تسوشيماEgyptian Arabic
CuŝimaEsperanto
TsushimaEstonian
TsushimaFijian
TsushimaFinnish
TsushimaGalician
Νήσος ΤσουσίμαGreek
ΤσουσίμαGreek
צושימהHebrew
CusimaHungarian
TsushimaHungarian
Pulau TsushimaIndonesian
TsushimaItalian
つしまJapanese
ツシマJapanese
つしまじまJapanese
ツシマジマJapanese
対馬Japanese
対馬列島Japanese
対馬島Japanese
対馬諸島Japanese
對馬Japanese
ژُشِما لانٛکھKashmiri
Цусима қаласыKazakh
ЦушимаKirghiz
대마도Korean
쓰시마 섬Korean
TsusimaLatin
CušimaLithuanian
Pulau TsushimaMalay
TsushimaNorwegian
TsushimaNorwegian Bokmål
تسوشیماPersian
CuszimaPolish
Insula TsushimaRomanian
ЦусимаRussian
ЦушимаSerbian
CušimaSlovenian
otoki CušimaSlovenian
Tsu otokSlovenian
TsushimaSlovenian
Kisiwa cha TsushimaSwahili
TsushimaSwedish
เกาะสึชิมะThai
Tsushima AdasıTurkish
ЦусімаUkrainian
ЦушімаUkrainian
TsushimaVietnamese
צושימע אינדזלYiddish
對馬島Yue Chinese
Places with the Same Name
Localities in the Area
Explore places such as Mitsushimamachi-Oyama and Toyotamamachi-Kaifuna.
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