Guam

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GUAM is island and located in the western pacific ocean

iam old single and liveing alon in tehran / iran that you

have not embassy in here and did not gave me visa ,

on line . have nice day your,s sincerly doc

From San Juan, Puerto Rico to Honolulu, Hawaii is 5,875 miles. Usually, nonstop flights are not available. A flight can take from 14 hours 30 minutes to 17 hours or more, depending on the stops.

i think yes, coz they are citizens

yes, they do.

ur_krazy: Guam doesn't speak English. The people who live their do.

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Hu Guaiya Hao = I Love You

To say this properly however, you will need to know how to pronounce it.

This is how you would pronounce it:

Hu sounds like: Oon or ewwn (like 'spoon' without the sp)

Guaiya sounds like: Gwydzah or gwhy-dzzaah

Hao sounds like: How

So say it like this: oon gwydzah how

And you will be saying "I love you" in Chamorro!

Hafa Adai and Good Luck!

The island of Guam, OWNED BY THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1950, is located southeast of Asia, south of Tokyo and east of Manila, in the Pacific Ocean. It is bordered by the Philippine Sea to the west. It is the largest and southernmost island in the Marianas Archipelago. The island is very small, only a little over 200 square miles. The northern part of the island is a coralline limestone plateau whereas the southern portion is a chain of volcanic hills. The population is approximately 165,000. A third of the island is occupied by U.S. military forces, used as Naval and Air Force bases.

They do not participate in presidential elections for U.S. government but are represented in the Congress. The island elects a governor every four years and has a legislature of 21 members who are elected every 2 years.

A passport is needed to enter the island. The local languages spoken are English, Chamorro, and Japanese. Caucasians make up ten percent of the population. Thirty-seven percent are Chamorro, twenty-six percent Filipino and the remainder a combination of Chinese, Japanese and Korean residents. Eighty-five percent of the population are Roman Catholic. The island's holidays are much like those in America with a few exceptions: New Year's, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Liberation day (July 21), Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day, All Souls' Day (Nov. 2), Thanksgiving, Immaculate Conception Day (Dec. 8) and Christmas. The currency on Guam is American money. Other monies can be exchanged at the airport or financial establishments. Credit cards are accepted at most hotels, restaurants and stores around the island.

No, Guam was excluded in 1959 by redrawing Hawaii's borders.

First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days and will be delivered for a single 45 cent Fjrst Class Postage stamp.

Guam is an island in the western Pacific Ocean and is an organized, unincorporated territory of the United States

Guahan, the native word for Guam. Also the ROCK. Also used to be called Las Islas De Los Ladrones, which was Spanish for the island of Thieves.... but initially it was Isla de las Velas for the proas built by the Chamorro.

There is apparently a "Guam Jewish Community" in Guam, and if you google it, you'll find their website. There is not a temple or synagogue. Previously the jewish community has met on base in a dedicated space, but because this is on a military installation, access is now limited. The community also meets in hotels and houses of individual members.

The word Chamorro means Guamanian, which are people from Guam. Chamorro is the native word for the people and language of the Mariana's Islands.

Guam and Tahiti is about 4977.7 miles apart. ;-)

Guam makes money by national defense, tourism, construction, transshipment, services, concrete products, printing and publishing, food processing ,and textiles

micronesian people in the late 18th century look exactly like a monkey

Yes, each island has an elected but non-voting representative in the US House of Representatives. Puerto Rico has a "resident commissioner" and Guam has a "delegate." Both can vote in committee but not on the House floor.

No, Guam is an organized unincorporated territory of the US. This means the US Congress has no intention of allowing it to become a state. The people have limited self government, meaning they can elect a governor and local legislators for a unicameral legislature, but cannot vote for US president and only have a non-voting delegate to the US House of Representative.

We are also confined by the Jones Act, which limits only US-flagged ships to enter the island's ports and do business, in the strictest interpretation. The only "constitution" the people have is one that was drawn up by the US Naval Administration in 1950 known as the Organic Act.

Because they won it as a spoils of war in 1898. as part of the Treaty of Paris the US got Guam, Philippines and Puerto Rico and paid then-$20 million for the new possessions.

Che'lu

In 1898 a peace treaty was signed between The United States and Spain who had been at war. This war was known as the Spanish-American War. Because Spain lost the war it had to turn over Cuba, The Philipines, Puerto Rico and Guam to the United States as part of the conditions for peace.

As of 8 July 2010 The legal drinking age in Guam is now 21, previously being 18 but was signed into law after a 2006 accident of a 20 year-old sailor who struck a pedestrian and received 12 years for vehicular manslaughter.

Guam is a territory of the United States and are under the jurisdiction of the President. At a more local level they have a Governor for the island and a mayor for each village.

The distance between the above mentioned places is 7920 miles approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.