Islands and Archipelagos

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Islands are land areas surrounded by water, and they can be found all over the world. An archipelago is a group of islands that are close together. For example, the Hawaiian Islands are an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. Islands can vary in size and are often known for their unique animals and plants, as well as beautiful beaches.

Key facts

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1The Hawaiian Islands are part of an archipelago.
2Islands can be formed by volcanic activity or coral reefs.
3Some islands are very small, while others, like Greenland, are very large.

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What is an archipelago?

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Which ocean are the Hawaiian Islands located in?

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