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Micronesia

Federated States of Micronesia

Oceania · Micronesia

Capital
Palikir
Population
112.6K
Area
702 km²
Region
Micronesia
Languages
English
Currency
N/A

Location on the World Map

Micronesia
Oceania · Micronesia
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ContinentOceania · Micronesia
Neighbouring countriesNo land borders — Micronesia is an island or isolated territory.

Famous Personality

Manny Mori

leader

He served as president of the Federated States of Micronesia and is one of its best-known public figures.

Local Delicacy

Pounded breadfruit

Breadfruit is a staple food in Micronesia and is often cooked and pounded into a soft dish.

National Symbols

National animalGreen sea turtle
National birdMicronesian kingfisher

Famous Landmark & Geography

Nan Madol, a famous landmark of Micronesia

Nan Madol

These ancient stone ruins off Pohnpei are among the Pacific's most remarkable archaeological sites.

Agriculture & Produce

Most grown cropCoconuts

Coconuts are a foundational crop across the islands, used for food, copra, and local livelihoods.

Most grown fruitBreadfruit

Breadfruit is a classic staple fruit tree in Micronesia and remains culturally and nutritionally important.

Major Cities

Weno Palikir Kolonia

Mountain Peaks (Tallest to Shortest)

1Mount Nanlaud782 m
2Dolohmwar760 m

Major Airports

Pohnpei International Airport · Pohnpei
IATA PNIICAO PTPN
Chuuk International Airport · Weno
IATA TKKICAO PTKK
Yap International Airport · Yap
IATA YAPICAO PTYA
Kosrae International Airport · Kosrae
IATA KSAICAO PTSA

Top 5 Musical Instruments (Most to Least Popular)

1
Guitar

The guitar is widely played across Micronesia for communal singing and popular island music.

2
Ukulele

The ukulele is common in Micronesian accompaniment and relaxed social performance.

3
Drum

Traditional drums support dance, ceremony, and community events in the Federated States of Micronesia.

4
Conch shell trumpet

The conch shell trumpet is used traditionally for signaling and ceremonial sound in Micronesian islands.

5
Bamboo stamping tubes

Bamboo percussion instruments are used in some Micronesian dance and rhythmic traditions.

Major Rivers

Lehn Mesi Lehn Weitaht Tafunsak