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Home > DATA SETS: CNMI-Guam > Farallon de Pajaros Island
CNMI-Guam: Farallon de Pajaros Island
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Farallon de Pajaros ( Isle of the Birds) is also called Uracas or from Uracas – Spanish for magpie. It is the most active volcanic island in the Mariana Archipelago and is located at latitude 20 31’N, longitude 144 54’E, approximately 595 km north of Saipan. It is 2 km long and 1.7 km wide with an area of approximately 2.5 km2 and a maximum elevation of 360 m. Because of its frequent volcanic activity dating back to the mid-19th century, it has also been called the “Lighthouse of the Western Pacific.” more...
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