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There are no indigenous natives on Wake Island and the US military and civilian contractors maintaing the island is usually less than 200.
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What island is 22 square miles and had a population of 1 million by 1880?
manhattan
What events occurred on December 7th?
Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; also attack the Philippines, Wake Island, Guam, Malaya, Thailand, Shanghai and Midway.
How many syllables are in the word wake?
The word wake has one syllable. You can not divide the word into two syllables.
How many syllables does the word awake have?
Awake has 2 syllables. A - wake.
What was the number one in October 1957?
Honeycomb and Wake Up Little Susie
How many people live in an island called Wake?
Wake Island is a 2.5 square mile island in the Pacific Ocean with a population of approximately 2,100.
What is the culture the wake island?
how many religion in wake island
When was Wake Island created?
Wake Island was created in 2009.
What is the population of Dowlish Wake?
The population of Dowlish Wake is 293.
What is Ebbesbourne Wake's population?
Ebbesbourne Wake's population is 226.
What region is wake island in?
Wake Island is in the west central Pacific Ocean
When was Wake Island Rail created?
Wake Island Rail was created in 1903.
What was wake islands culture?
Wake Island's culture was primarily influenced by its history of being a stopover for travelers and a strategic military outpost. The island had a mix of Chamorro, Micronesian, and Japanese cultural influences due to its location in the Pacific. Traditional activities included fishing, weaving, and storytelling. Today, Wake Island's culture is influenced by the American military presence and the limited population on the island.
Is wake island a country?
no,its an island no,its an island
Is Wake Island owned by another country?
Wake Island is a US territory, I think.
What is the duration of Wake Island film?
The duration of Wake Island - film - is 1.37 hours.
How did Wake Island get its name?
It was named after Captain William Wake who visited the island in 1796.
