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Marshall Islands

Republic of the Marshall Islands

Oceania · Micronesia

Capital
Majuro
Population
58.4K
Area
181 km²
Region
Micronesia
Languages
English, Marshallese
Currency
United States dollar ($)

Location on the World Map

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

Famous Personality

Hilda Heine

leader

She became the first female president of the Marshall Islands and a notable Pacific political figure.

Local Delicacy

Breadfruit and coconut stew

A simple island dish combining breadfruit with rich coconut milk.

National Symbols

National animalHawksbill sea turtle
National birdMicronesian Imperial Pigeon

Famous Landmark & Geography

Bikini Atoll, a famous landmark of Marshall Islands

Bikini Atoll

This atoll is globally known for its nuclear test history and lagoon.

Agriculture & Produce

Most grown cropCoconut

Coconut is the Marshall Islands' main traditional crop and one of the few widely grown perennial staples.

Most grown fruitCoconut

Coconut is the islands' most familiar fruit, widely present on atolls and important for local use.

Major Cities

Majuro Ebeye Jabor

Mountain Peaks (Tallest to Shortest)

1Likiep Atoll high point10 m

Major Airports

Marshall Islands International Airport · Majuro
IATA MAJICAO PKMJ
Bucholz Army Airfield · Kwajalein
IATA KWAICAO PKWA

Top 5 Musical Instruments (Most to Least Popular)

1
Ukulele

The ukulele is widely played in Marshallese song accompaniment and broader Micronesian popular music.

2
Guitar

The guitar is common in church, community, and contemporary music across the Marshall Islands.

3
Hand drum

Hand drums support dance and communal singing in Marshallese performance traditions.

4
Keyboard

Electronic keyboards are frequently used in modern island worship and popular music settings.

5
Nose flute

The nose flute has historical importance in Micronesian musical culture, though it is less common today.