Palau is a tiny country consisting of several hundred islands, lying to the east of the Philippines. Its largest island is Babelthuap (Babeldaob). Other important islands include Koror and Peleliu. In 2006 the seat of government was changed from Koror to Melekeok on Babelthuap. Palau's rock islands are world famous for their natural beauty. For many years Palau belonged to a group of islands governed by the US. Palau is still heavily dependent on US aid.
As of the 2012 census, approximately 20,754 people lived in Palau. Palau is an island country officially known as the Republic of Palau.
The capital city of Palau is Ngerulmud. It is located on the main island of Babeldaob, which is connected by bridge to the population center on the island of Koror.
An island owned by Denmark.
The newspaper on the island of Palau is called the "Palau Horizon."
palau isn't in Asia it is a pacific island, part of Oceania
Wake Island is a US territory, I think.
The island of Guadeloupe is owned by France
1. First Spain2. Then Germany3. Then Japan4. Then the United States5. Finally Palau is independent
Palau is further north than the island of New Guinea.
Palau is a Pacific island at about 134.5° east longitude by 7.5° north latitude, east of the Philippine island of Mindanao and north of the western border of the Indonesian province of Papua.
A Palauan is a person who is a native or inhabitant of the Republic of Palau, an island country in the western Pacific Ocean. Palauans have their own unique language, culture, and traditions.
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