Outline of Oceania
The following outline is provided as an overview and topical guide to Oceania.
Location of Oceania
Oceania is a geographical, and geopolitical, region consisting of numerous lands—mostly islands in the Pacific Ocean and vicinity. The term is also sometimes used to denote a continent comprising Australia and proximate Pacific islands.[1][2][3][4]
The boundaries of Oceania are defined in a number of ways. Most definitions include parts of Australasia such as Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea, and parts of Maritime Southeast Asia.[5][6][7] Ethnologically, the islands of Oceania are divided into the subregions of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.[8]
General reference
Geography of Oceania
- Oceania is
- A geopolitical and geographical region
- One of the eight terrestrial realms
- Location
- Pacific Ocean
- Mostly in the South Pacific
- Extreme points of Oceania
- Elevation extremes
- Highest point: Puncak Jaya in Papua at 4,884 m (16,024 ft)
- Lowest point: Lake Eyre, Australia at 16 m (52 ft) below sea level
- Southernmost points of Oceania
- Extreme points by region
- Extreme points of Australasia
- Elevation extremes
- Pacific Ocean
- Population of Oceania: 34,748,972
- Atlas of Oceania
Geography of Oceania by region
Geography of Oceania by country and territory
- Geography of American Samoa[10]
- Geography of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Geography of Australia
- Geography of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Geography of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Geography of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Geography of Fiji
- Geography of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Geography of Guam[10] (United States)
- Geography of Hawaii[15](United States)
- Geography of Indonesia[16]
- Geography of Kiribati
- Geography of the Marshall Islands
- Geography of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Geography of Nauru
- Geography of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Geography of New Zealand
- Geography of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Geography of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Geography of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Geography of Palau
- Geography of Papua New Guinea
- Geography of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Geography of Samoa
- Geography of the Solomon Islands
- Geography of East Timor[18][19]
- Geography of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Geography of Tonga
- Geography of Tuvalu
- Geography of Vanuatu
- Geography of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Geography of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Geography of the Bonin Islands
- Geography of Marcus Island
- Geography of Okino-tori-shima
- Geography of the Volcano Islands
Environment of Oceania
Environment of Oceania
Climate of Oceania
- Climate of American Samoa[10]
- Climate of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Climate of Australia
- Climate of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Climate of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Climate of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Climate of Fiji
- Climate of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Climate of Guam[10] (United States)
- Climate of Hawaii[15] (United States)
- Climate of Indonesia[16]
- Climate of Kiribati
- Climate of the Marshall Islands
- Climate of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Climate of Nauru
- Climate of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Climate of New Zealand
- Climate of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Climate of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Climate of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Climate of Palau
- Climate of Papua New Guinea
- Climate of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Climate of Samoa
- Climate of the Solomon Islands
- Climate of East Timor[18][19]
- Climate of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Climate of Tonga
- Climate of Tuvalu
- Climate of Vanuatu
- Climate of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Climate of Baker Island
- Climate of Howland Island
- Climate of Jarvis Island
- Climate of Johnston Atoll
- Climate of Kingman Reef
- Climate of Midway Atoll
- Climate of Palmyra Atoll
- Climate of Wake Island
- Climate of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Climate of the Bonin Islands
- Climate of Marcus Island
- Climate of the Okino-tori-shima
- Climate of the Volcano Islands
Ecology of Oceania
Geology of Oceania
Wildlife of Oceania
Flora of Oceania
Fauna of Oceania
- Fauna of Oceanian realm
- Birds of Oceania
- Mammals of Oceania
Natural geographic features of Oceania
- Islands of Oceania
- Islands of Australasia
- Islands of Melanesia
- Islands of Micronesia
- Islands of Polynesia
- Mountains of Oceania
- Rivers of Oceania
- Rock formations in Oceania
Regions of Oceania
Biogeographic divisions of Oceania
- Realms of Oceania
Political divisions of Oceania
Sovereign states and dependencies (listed in italic) that have at least some territory lying within Oceania:
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Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11]- Australia
Cook Islands[12]- Coral Sea Islands[11]
Easter Island[13]
Fiji
French Polynesia[14]
Guam[10]
Hawaii[15]
Indonesia[16]
Kiribati
Marshall Islands
Federated States of Micronesia
Nauru
New Caledonia[14]
New Zealand
Niue[12]
Norfolk Island[11]
Northern Mariana Islands[10]
Palau
Papua New Guinea
Pitcairn Islands[17]
Samoa
Solomon Islands
Timor-Leste[18][19]
Tokelau[20]
Tonga
Tuvalu
Vanuatu
Wallis and Futuna[14]
Municipalities of Oceania
Demography of Oceania
- Demographics of American Samoa[10]
- Demographics of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Demographics of Australia
- Demographics of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Demographics of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Demographics of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Demographics of Fiji
- Demographics of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Demographics of Guam[10] (United States)
- Demographics of Hawaii[15](United States)
- Demographics of Indonesia[16]
- Demographics of Kiribati
- Demographics of the Marshall Islands
- Demographics of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Demographics of Nauru
- Demographics of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Demographics of New Zealand
- Demographics of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Demographics of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Demographics of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Demographics of Palau
- Demographics of Papua New Guinea
- Demographics of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Demographics of Samoa
- Demographics of the Solomon Islands
- Demographics of East Timor[18][19]
- Demographics of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Demographics of Tonga
- Demographics of Tuvalu
- Demographics of Vanuatu
- Demographics of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Demographics of Baker Island
- Demographics of Howland Island
- Demographics of Jarvis Island
- Demographics of Johnston Atoll
- Demographics of Kingman Reef
- Demographics of Midway Atoll
- Demographics of Palmyra Atoll
- Demographics of Wake Island
- Demographics of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Demographics of the Bonin Islands
- Demographics of Marcus Island
- Demographics of Okino-tori-shima
- Demographics of the Volcano Islands
Politics of Oceania
Politics of Oceania by region
- Politics of American Samoa[10]
- Politics of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Politics of Australia
- Politics of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Politics of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Politics of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Politics of Fiji
- Politics of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Politics of Guam[10] (United States)
- Politics of Hawaii[15](United States)
- Politics of Indonesia[16]
- Politics of Kiribati
- Politics of the Marshall Islands
- Politics of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Politics of Nauru
- Politics of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Politics of New Zealand
- Politics of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Politics of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Politics of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Politics of Palau
- Politics of Papua New Guinea
- Politics of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Politics of Samoa
- Politics of the Solomon Islands
- Politics of East Timor[18][19]
- Politics of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Politics of Tonga
- Politics of Tuvalu
- Politics of Vanuatu
- Politics of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Politics of Baker Island
- Politics of Howland Island
- Politics of Jarvis Island
- Politics of Johnston Atoll
- Politics of Kingman Reef
- Politics of Midway Atoll
- Politics of Palmyra Atoll
- Politics of Wake Island
- Politics of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Politics of the Bonin Islands
- Politics of Marcus Island
- Politics of Okino-tori-shima
- Politics of the Volcano Islands
Governments of the countries and dependencies of Oceania
- Government of American Samoa[10]
- Government of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Government of Australia
- Government of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Government of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Government of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Government of Fiji
- Government of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Government of Guam[10] (United States)
- Government of Hawaii[15](United States)
- Government of Indonesia[16]
- Government of Kiribati
- Government of the Marshall Islands
- Government of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Government of Nauru
- Government of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Government of New Zealand
- Government of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Government of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Government of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Government of Palau
- Government of Papua New Guinea
- Government of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Government of Samoa
- Government of the Solomon Islands
- Government of East Timor[18][19]
- Government of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Government of Tonga
- Government of Tuvalu
- Government of Vanuatu
- Government of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Government of Baker Island
- Government of Howland Island
- Government of Jarvis Island
- Government of Johnston Atoll
- Government of Kingman Reef
- Government of Midway Atoll
- Government of Palmyra Atoll
- Government of Wake Island
- Government of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Government of the Bonin Islands
- Government of Marcus Island
- Government of Okino-tori-shima
- Government of the Volcano Islands
Elections in Oceania
- Elections in American Samoa[10]
- Elections in the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Elections in Australia
- Elections in the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Elections in the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Elections in Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Elections in Fiji
- Elections in French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Elections in Guam[10] (United States)
- Elections in Hawaii[15](United States)
- Elections in Indonesia[16]
- Elections in Kiribati
- Elections in the Marshall Islands
- Elections in the Federated States of Micronesia
- Elections in Nauru
- Elections in New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Elections in New Zealand
- Elections in Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Elections in Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Elections in the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Elections in Palau
- Elections in Papua New Guinea
- Elections in the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Elections in Samoa
- Elections in the Solomon Islands
- Elections in East Timor[18][19]
- Elections in Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Elections in Tonga
- Elections in Tuvalu
- Elections in Vanuatu
- Elections in Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Elections in Baker Island
- Elections in Howland Island
- Elections in Jarvis Island
- Elections in Johnston Atoll
- Elections in Kingman Reef
- Elections in Midway Atoll
- Elections in Palmyra Atoll
- Elections in Wake Island
- Elections in the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Elections in the Bonin Islands
- Elections in Marcus Island
- Elections in the Okino-tori-shima
- Elections in the Volcano Islands
Political parties in Oceania
- Political parties in Australia
- Political parties in the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Political parties in Fiji
- Political parties in Indonesia[16]
- Political parties in Kiribati
- Political parties in the Marshall Islands
- Political parties in the Federated States of Micronesia
- Political parties in Nauru
- Political parties in New Zealand
- Political parties in Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Political parties in Palau
- Political parties in Papua New Guinea
- Political parties in Samoa
- Political parties in the Solomon Islands
- Political parties in East Timor[18][19]
- Political parties in Tonga
- Political parties in Tuvalu
- Political parties in Vanuatu
Foreign relations of Oceania
Foreign relations of Oceania
- Foreign relations of Australia
- Foreign relations of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Foreign relations of Fiji
- Foreign relations of Indonesia[16]
- Foreign relations of Kiribati
- Foreign relations of the Marshall Islands
- Foreign relations of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Foreign relations of Nauru
- Foreign relations of New Zealand
- Foreign relations of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Foreign relations of Palau
- Foreign relations of Papua New Guinea
- Foreign relations of Samoa
- Foreign relations of the Solomon Islands
- Foreign relations of East Timor[18][19]
- Foreign relations of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Foreign relations of Tonga
- Foreign relations of Tuvalu
- Foreign relations of Vanuatu
Diplomatic missions of Oceania
- Diplomatic missions of Australia
- Diplomatic missions of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Diplomatic missions of Fiji
- Diplomatic missions of Indonesia[16]
- Diplomatic missions of Kiribati
- Diplomatic missions of the Marshall Islands
- Diplomatic missions of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Diplomatic missions of Nauru
- Diplomatic missions of New Zealand
- Diplomatic missions of Palau
- Diplomatic missions of Papua New Guinea
- Diplomatic missions of Samoa
- Diplomatic missions of the Solomon Islands
- Diplomatic missions of East Timor[18][19]
- Diplomatic missions of Tonga
- Diplomatic missions of Tuvalu
- Diplomatic missions of Vanuatu
International organizations of Oceania
- Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
- Australian Doctors International
- Council of Regional Organisations in the Pacific
- Gamelan Council
- ITUC-Asia Pacific
- Pacific Islands Forum
- Pacific Islands Trade and Investment Commission
- Pacific Regional Environment Programme
- Secretariat of the Pacific Community
- South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission
Law and order in Oceania
- Ages of consent in Oceania
- Human rights in Oceania
Military of Oceania
- Military of American Samoa[10]
- Military of Australia
- Military of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Military of Fiji
- Military of Indonesia[16]
- Military of Kiribati
- Military of the Marshall Islands
- Military of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Military of Nauru
- Military of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Military of New Zealand
- Military of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Military of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Military of Palau
- Military of Papua New Guinea
- Military of Samoa
- Military of the Solomon Islands
- Military of East Timor[18][19]
- Military of Tonga
- Military of Tuvalu
- Military of Vanuatu
- Military of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Military of Baker Island
- Military of Howland Island
- Military of Jarvis Island
- Military of Johnston Atoll
- Military of Kingman Reef
- Military of Midway Atoll
- Military of Palmyra Atoll
- Military of Wake Island
- Military of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan)
- Military of the Bonin Islands
- Military of Marcus Island
- Military of Okino-tori-shima
- Military of the Volcano Islands
Local government in Oceania
Local government in Oceania
History of Oceania
- Timeline of the history of Oceania
- Current events of Oceania
History of Oceania by period
- 2006 in Oceania
- 2007
- January 2007 in Oceania
- 2009
History of Oceania by region
- History of American Samoa[10]
- History of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- History of Australia
- History of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- History of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- History of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- History of Fiji
- History of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- History of Guam[10] (United States)
- History of Hawaii[15](United States)
- History of Indonesia[16]
- History of Kiribati
- History of the Marshall Islands
- History of the Federated States of Micronesia
- History of Nauru
- History of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- History of New Zealand
- History of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- History of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- History of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- History of Palau
- History of Papua New Guinea
- History of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- History of Samoa
- History of the Solomon Islands
- History of East Timor[18][19]
- History of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- History of Tonga
- History of Tuvalu
- History of Vanuatu
- History of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- History of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- History of the Bonin Islands
- History of Marcus Island
- History of Okino-tori-shima
- History of the Volcano Islands
History of Oceania by subject
- Economic history of Oceania
- History of the Jews in Oceania
- Military history of Oceania
Culture of Oceania
- Amusement parks in Oceania
- Architecture of Oceania
- Cuisine of Oceania
- Festivals in Oceania
- Humor in Oceania
- Media in Oceania
- National symbols of Oceania
- Coats of arms of Oceania
- Flags of Oceania
- National anthem of Oceania
- Nudity locations
- People of Oceania
- Europeans in Oceania
- Indigenous peoples of Oceania
- Ethnic minorities in Oceania
- Most common surnames in Oceania
- Prostitution in Oceania
- Public holidays in Oceania
- Records of Oceania
Art in Oceania
- Art in Oceania
- Cinema of Oceania
- Literature of Oceania
- Music of Oceania
- Television in Oceania
- Theatre in Oceania
Culture of Oceania by region
- Culture of American Samoa[10]
- Culture of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Culture of Australia
- Culture of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Culture of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Culture of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Culture of Fiji
- Culture of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Culture of Guam[10] (United States)
- Culture of Hawaii[15](United States)
- Culture of Indonesia[16]
- Culture of Kiribati
- Culture of the Marshall Islands
- Culture of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Culture of Nauru
- Culture of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Culture of New Zealand
- Culture of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Culture of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Culture of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Culture of Palau
- Culture of Papua New Guinea
- Culture of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Culture of Samoa
- Culture of the Solomon Islands
- Culture of East Timor[18][19]
- Culture of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Culture of Tonga
- Culture of Tuvalu
- Culture of Vanuatu
- Culture of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Culture of Baker Island
- Culture of Howland Island
- Culture of Jarvis Island
- Culture of Johnston Atoll
- Culture of Kingman Reef
- Culture of Midway Atoll
- Culture of Palmyra Atoll
- Culture of Wake Island
- Culture of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Culture of the Bonin Islands
- Culture of Marcus Island
- Culture of Okino-tori-shima
- Culture of the Volcano Islands
Languages of Oceania
- By region
- Fiafia
- Endangered languages in Oceania
- Extinct languages of Oceania
- Specific languages
Religion in Oceania by political division
- Religion in American Samoa[10]
- Religion in the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Religion in Australia
- Religion in the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Religion in the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Religion in Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Religion in Fiji
- Religion in French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Religion in Guam[10] (United States)
- Religion in Hawaii[15](United States)
- Religion in Indonesia[16]
- Religion in Kiribati
- Religion in the Marshall Islands
- Religion in the Federated States of Micronesia
- Religion in Nauru
- Religion in New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Religion in New Zealand
- Religion in Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Religion in Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Religion in the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Religion in Palau
- Religion in Papua New Guinea
- Religion in the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Religion in Samoa
- Religion in the Solomon Islands
- Religion in East Timor[18][19]
- Religion in Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Religion in Tonga
- Religion in Tuvalu
- Religion in Vanuatu
- Religion in Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Religion in Baker Island
- Religion in Howland Island
- Religion in Jarvis Island
- Religion in Johnston Atoll
- Religion in Kingman Reef
- Religion in Midway Atoll
- Religion in Palmyra Atoll
- Religion in Wake Island
- Religion in the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Religion in the Bonin Islands
- Religion in Marcus Island
- Religion in Okino-tori-shima
- Religion in the Volcano Islands
Sports in Oceania
- Basketball in Oceania
- Football in Oceania
- Rugby in Oceania
- Skiing in Oceania
- Swimming in Oceania
Economy and infrastructure of Oceania
- List of Oceanian countries by GDP
- Banking in Oceania
- Communications in Oceania
- Internet in Oceania
- Television stations in Oceania
- Supermarket chains in Oceania
- Energy in Oceania
- Health care in Oceania
- Transport in Oceania
- Air transportation in Oceania
- Airports in Oceania
- Airlines of Oceania
- Rail transport in Oceania
- Roads in Oceania
- Air transportation in Oceania
- Water supply and sanitation in Oceania
Economy by country and territory
- Economy of American Samoa[10]
- Economy of the Ashmore and Cartier Islands[11] (Australia)
- Economy of Australia
- Economy of the Cook Islands[12](New Zealand)
- Economy of the Coral Sea Islands[11] (Australia)
- Economy of Easter Island[13] (Chile)
- Economy of Fiji
- Economy of French Polynesia[14] (France)
- Economy of Guam[10] (United States)
- Economy of Hawaii[15](United States)
- Economy of Indonesia[16]
- Economy of Kiribati
- Economy of the Marshall Islands
- Economy of the Federated States of Micronesia
- Economy of Nauru
- Economy of New Caledonia[14] (France)
- Economy of New Zealand
- Economy of Niue[12] (New Zealand)
- Economy of Norfolk Island[11] (Australia)
- Economy of the Northern Mariana Islands[10] (United States)
- Economy of Palau
- Economy of Papua New Guinea
- Economy of the Pitcairn Islands[17] (United Kingdom)
- Economy of Samoa
- Economy of the Solomon Islands
- Economy of East Timor[18][19]
- Economy of Tokelau[20] (New Zealand)
- Economy of Tonga
- Economy of Tuvalu
- Economy of Vanuatu
- Economy of Wallis and Futuna[14] (France)
- United States Minor Outlying Islands:[21]
- Economy of Baker Island
- Economy of Howland Island
- Economy of Jarvis Island
- Economy of Johnston Atoll
- Economy of Kingman Reef
- Economy of Midway Atoll
- Economy of Palmyra Atoll
- Economy of Wake Island
- Economy of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan):
- Economy of the Bonin Islands
- Economy of Marcus Island
- Economy of Okino-tori-shima
- Economy of the Volcano Islands
See also
References
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- Current IOC members. International Olympic Committee: Turin 2006.
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- Insular area of the United States.
- Australian overseas territory.
- Self-governing state in free association with New Zealand.
- Part of the region of Valparaiso of Chile.
- French overseas department or territory.
- a State of the United States.
- Some Indonesian territory could be considered as part of Asia or Oceania
- British overseas territory.
- Also known as Timor-Leste.
- East Timor could be considered as part of Asia or Oceania.
- Overseas territory of New Zealand.
- Excluding Navassa Island, Petrel Islands, and Serranilla Bank, which are in the Caribbean and are not part of Oceania
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