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United States Minor Outlying Islands: map and facts

The United States Minor Outlying Islands is in the Pacific Ocean. It covers 34 km². Its highest point is Dunning Hill, at 76 m.

The United States Minor Outlying Islands and the land around it, with its rivers. The triangle marks its highest point, Dunning Hill. Boundaries follow India’s official position.

Facts

Area: 34 km² (CIA World Factbook (archived)). This figure covers a different area from the one this map shows: as drawn, about 28 km².
Highest point: Dunning Hill, 76 m (Wikidata)

Mountains and landscapes

Its highest peaks:

Dunning Hill: 76 m (its highest point)

Plateaus, plains, deserts and other regions: Midway Islands.

Land

Landforms, worked out from the height of the land (USGS GMTED2010): plains 100%.

Neighbours

The United States Minor Outlying Islands has no land borders on this map.

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Sources

India’s boundaries are drawn according to India’s official position, simplified for small-scale maps (data: Natural Earth, India view). Each figure shows its year and source; some are rounded. Data release 2026.2.

Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain. Boundaries follow India's official position (Natural Earth's India point of view). Terms
GMTED2010 courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey (Danielson and Gesch 2011, USGS Open-File Report 2011-1073). Terms
Wikidata (CC0): names, capitals, peak heights and river lengths, checked by Make Me Smarter. Terms
Landforms worked out by Make Me Smarter from GMTED2010.
Some figures corrected by Make Me Smarter from published references: Australian Bureau of Statistics; Atlas of Canada; CIA World Factbook (archived); FAO; FAO Global Forest Resources Assessment 2025; FSM Statistics; GeoNames; Gilbertson & Gilbertson's GPS surveys of national high points; INEGI (Mexico); Peaklist.org; PeakVisor; Government of the Pitcairn Islands; Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program; Statistics Finland; UN Demographic Yearbook; UN World Population Prospects 2024; Wikidata; Wikipedia.

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