Image:Nauru map bold.jpg

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Description

Large-label map of the island of Nauru (click image to enlarge for small labels), northeast of Australia, north of the Solomon Islands and northwest of Fiji. The island is surrounded by a coral reef ring.
Source

URL: http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/islands_oceans_poles/nauru.jpg (re-labeled with larger fonts).
Date

12-May-2007
Author

Public Domain, re-labeled by Wikid77
Permission
(Reusing this image)

see below
Other versions

Same map with smaller labels: Image:Nauru_map.jpg (has smaller labels of nearby areas, the oceans, and district names).

Also see: Nauru maps in Wikimedia's Atlas of Nauru.

  • Notes: The map shows some detailed contour areas near the shoreline.

[edit] Licensing

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This image is a copy of nauru.jpg, a map from the map collection of the Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL) of the University of Texas at Austin. According to the FAQs it might be in the public domain, but please provide additional proof for that.

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current20:14, 12 May 2007984×1,210 (172 KB)Wikid77 ({{Information |Description= *Map of the island of Nauru (''click image to enlarge'' for small labels), northeast of Australia, north of the Solomon Islands and northwest of Fiji. |Sourc)
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