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Two islands east of Australia?
Lord Howe Island and Norfolk are 2 islands east of Australia.
What islands are northeast of Australia and east of Papua New Guinea?
The Solomon Islands are northeast of Australia and east of Papua New Guinea.
What island is east Loyalty island Australia?
There is neither a Loyalty Island nor an east Loyalty Island in Australia. The Loyalty Islands are east to Australia. The Loyalty Islands are Lifou, Mare and another one in the South Pacific - but they are not a part of Australia.
Where are the Solomon Islands?
In the Solomon islands, there is a total of almost 1000 islands.
Where are the french islands located?
They are located some hundred miles east of Australia.
What country in east Australia is made up of two islands?
There is no country located in east Australia that is made up of two islands.New Zealand is a country located southeast of Australia, but not inAustralia, and it is made up of two main islands. It is a completely independent island country.
What are the islands northwest of Australia?
The closest islands northwest of Australia are those of East Timor, followed by the islands of Indonesia. Some of the 17000 Indonesian islands directly northwest of Australia are Bali, Java, Flores, Sulawesi, Komodo, Sumbawa and Lombok.
Are The Caribbean Islands are also known as the East Indies?
No. The area referred to as the "Caribbean Islands" is generally a part of the "West Indies". The area formerly known as the "East Indies" is now known as Indonesia.
Why are the islands of northeast and east of Australia shown in neutral color?
they are neutral they are not owned by anyone
What islands are found east of new south wales Australia in the Tasman sea?
Austrlaia
What is Solomon Islands?
The Solomon Islands are a group of islands located North East of Australia in the Solomon Sea. They Sit at approximately 9deg 38min 54sec south latitude and 160deg 10min 10sec east longitude.
Where Solomon islands is located?
Solomon Islands can be seen in honiara..... somewhere in the oceania
