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Yes, "Philippine archipelago" refers to all the 7,107 islands of the country.

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How your country got the name Philippines?

The name "Philippines" was given by Spanish explorer Ruy López de Villalobos in 1543 to honor King Philip II of Spain. It was originally used to refer to just the islands of Leyte and Samar before eventually being adopted as the name for the entire archipelago.


What does 'Rizalist' refer to?

A cult in the Philippines named after the Philippine National hero Dr. Jose P. Rizal..


What state is archipelago located in?

An archipelago is a group or chain of islands. It can be found in any ocean or sea around the world. Examples include the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean and the Philippines in the western Pacific Ocean.


What is the meaning of the archipelago?

An archipelago is a group or chain of islands clustered together in a large body of water. It can also refer to a sea that has a large number of scattered islands. The term is often used to describe regions like the Caribbean or the Philippines.


What is the term for a group or chain or small islands?

One such word is archipelago which can also refer to the surrounding area of water and the islands together.


Is the phrase archipelago of islands redundant?

Archipelago is understood to mean a collection of islands, so yes the "of islands" part is redundant.


What other names are used to refer to the Philippines?

NAMES OF THE PHILIPPINESThe following names refer to the Philippines:* Pearl of the Orient Seas * Ma-i or Mayi (from Chinese records. It means Land of the Barbarians) * Chin-San (also from Chinese records. It means Mountain of Gold) * Liu-Sung (also from Chinese records. It means Land Adjacent to the Mainland) * San Tao (also from Chinese records. It means Three Islands). * Maniolas (by Claudius Ptolemy, the Greek mapmaker in 90-168 AD) * Archipelago of St. Lazarus (by Magellan) * Filipinas (by Ruy Lopez de Villalobos in honor of King Philip II of Spain) * Philippine Islands (by the Americans) * Republic of the Philippines (after its independence from American occupation)


What the word rizal mean?

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What is the telephone number of Philippine Embassy in Manila?

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