Malvinas.
The Falkland Islands.
The other name in English is Falkland Islands
Falkland Islands
Falkland Islands
The name "Falkland Islands" is derived from the name of Falkland Sound in the region, which was named after Anthony Cary, the 5th Viscount Falkland, who was a patron of the British naval expedition that explored the area in the 18th century. The term "Falkland" itself is believed to originate from the Scottish place name "Falkland," meaning "the land of the falcon." The islands are located in the South Atlantic Ocean and are known for their rich wildlife and historical significance.
Falkland islands
Falkland Islands.
The population of Falkland Islands is 5.
Falkland Islands was created on 1982-04-02.
The Falkland Islands are owned by the United Kingdom. Argentina claims the islands as well.
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Falkland Islands's motto is 'Desire the right'.