Borneo is not officially renamed, but the Indonesian part of the island has been named "Kalimantan." Additionally, the capital city of Indonesia is being relocated from Jakarta to a new city called "Nusantara" in East Kalimantan, which is part of the Borneo island. The name change reflects Indonesia's efforts to promote development in the region and reduce congestion in Jakarta.
The Indonesian name for Borneo is Kalimantan.
These are the five largest island's in the world. In order they are Greenland, New Guinnea, Borneo, Madagascar, and Baffin Island.
There are approximately 9,287 miles between Buffalo, New York and Borneo. It would take about 19 hours to get from New York to Borneo by plane.
The location of Borneo is still known by that name today in 2014. Borneo is an island which encompasses an area of 287,001 square miles.
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# Greenland # New Guinea # Borneo # Madagascar # Baffin # Sumatra # Honshu # Great Britain # Victoria # Ellesmere.
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The second largest island in the world is greenland. first is Australia and third is Bali do you mean Bali?
The four largest islands in the world are Greenland, New Guinea, Borneo, and Madagascar. Greenland is the largest island followed by New Guinea, Borneo, and Madagascar.
The earliest European explorers around Borneo were Portuguese and to a lesser extent Spaniards. They were great seamen. In Portuguese and Spanish a moored ship is "al borneo" when it is free to rotate according to the wind and currents. Perhaps "Borneo" began as a place reference on an early chart, like "Anchorage" became the name of a city in Alaska. Or it could have meant that in this area the fickle winds and currents caused boats to rotate a lot.
Borneo...(it's surely correct)...:)