Secondary Areas in The Pacific Islands Region
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Birdlife Code | Name | Location | Interest |
s122 | Wake Island | ||
s123 | Marshall Islands | ||
s124 | Nauru | ||
s125 | Gilbert Islands | ||
s126 | Ontong Java Atoll | ||
s127 | Rotuma | ||
s128 | Wallis and Futuna | ||
s129 | Niuafo'ou | ||
s130 | Tonga | ||
s131 | Niue | ||
s132 | Snares Islands and Stewart Island islets | ||
s133 | Antipodes Islands | ||
s134 | Northern Line Islands | ||
s135 | Aitutaki | ||
s136 | Rapa | ||
s137 | Pitcairn | ||
s138 | Nihoa |
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