Honiara is the capital city of the Solomon Islands.

The islands in the Pacific ocean are home to more than 2000 languages. If you ask about a specific country, you'll get a more accurate answer.

If you mean the Old Testament Solomon, then no. The Solomon Islands are in the southwestern Pacific, many thousands of miles from the biblical lands.

The first European to land on the Solomons did think he had arrived at Solomon's lands -- he had no idea where he was, in fact, because no one could do longitude in those days. However, the name stuck.

Honiara is the capital city of The Solomon Islands.

Guadalcanal. Then later Choiseul and Cape Gloucester. There were several large Naval Battles, including the Naval battle of Guadalcanal, the Battle of Savo Island, and one of the four great carrier battles of 1942, the Battle of the Eastern Solomons.

the Solomon islands are not part of a continent they are islands formed by volcanic activity and there are still many active volcanoes among them.

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Before WWII the Islands were a British colony for some fifty years. Since 1978 the Solomon Islands are an independent, self-governing sovereign nation, though retaining close ties to Australia.

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The population density of Solomon Islands is 18.1 people per square kilometer.

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The Solomon Islands has no president, it is a constitutional monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II is the monarch of the Solomon Islands.

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Baffin Island (Canada) is part of the federal territory of Nunavut, which has its capital at Iqaluit.

Solomon Islands is a part of Melanesia since Melanesia includes the islands of New Guinea, Vanuatu (the former New Hebrides), New Caledonia, the Solomon Islands, and some smaller neighboring islands.

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The Solomon Islands joined the United Nations on 9/19/1978. See the Related Link below.

There are almost 1,000 islands in the Solomon Island group. The main ones are: Papua, Guadalcanal, Bougainville, New Guinea, New Georgia, etc.

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Solomon Islands obtained its independence from its colonists in July 7, 1978.

According to the book by Colin Jack Hilton: 'The Search for the Solomon Islands 1567-1838' (Clarendon press 1969), The title Solomon Islands became popular after the first Imperial Spanish mission which 'discovered' a number of the islands in 1568. On setting out, the ships captain, Alvaro De Mendana, believed that this area of the South pacific 'contained a vast Austral Continent, the Ophir of king Solomon' as reported by Marco Polo; the islands were also thought to have been known to the Inca's (pg. xv introduction). Scholars had long pondered the whereabouts of the Ophir of Solomon- the place from which the Biblical King is said to have imported the gold to build his temple in Jerusalem. The only clue to its whereabouts was a passage from the Third Book of Kings, quoted- in full- on page 13 of Hilton's text: 'And King Solomon made a Navy of ships....on the shore of the red sea ...and Hiram sent in the navy his servants, shipmen that had knowledge of the sea, with the servants of Solomon. And they came to Ophir, and fetched thence gold, four hundred and twenty talents, and brought it to King Solomon.' Hilton goes on: ' It was perhaps almost inevitable that Ophir, an unknown and uncertain place, should have become identifed in men's minds with Kyryse, Argyre and the Golden Khersonese of Ptolemy, the lands described by Marco Polo and the antipodean continent, for so extreme does their concept of the wealth of Ophir seem to have been, that, as geographical knowledge extended eastwards and westwards without Ophir being recognized, its supposed position moved with that knowledge, always a little ahead of the latest discovery.' (13) It goes without saying that the Spaniards did search for gold during their exploration of islands upon this first mission but somewhat fruitlessly! It is worth noting that the Solomon Islands then remained 'undiscovered' and somewhat mythical, for another two hundred years before traders and colonialists returned.