Oceania

The Oceania flags from A-Z, recognized in every corner of the world. Flags are an important symbol that represent a nation.

Free printable list of the Oceanian countries and capitals for you to review and test your geography knowledge, with fill in the blank exercise.

A list of the countries in Australia and Oceania in alphabetical order. Discover the sovereign nations, regions, and members of the UN.

Capital cities of Oceania in alphabetical order, from Australia to Vanuatu. Discover 16 Oceanian countries and their most important cities.

Which countries are in Micronesia? A UN-based list of Micronesian countries with capitals, population estimates, and land area.

List of Polynesian countries and territories under the UN geoscheme, including Samoa, Tonga, and Tuvalu, with capitals, population, and area.

List of Melanesian countries with maps, population and land area, and a clear explanation of how Melanesia is defined within Oceania.

A detailed map of Tonga displaying its regions and major towns. Where is Tonga, and what does it look like geographically?

Boost your knowledge of Oceanian geography with this all-in-one learning kit to master the Oceania islands, their capitals, and abbreviations.

Free blank map of Oceania for you to test your geography knowledge and review the locations of countries and capitals.

A detailed map of New Zealand displaying its regions and major cities. Where is New Zealand, and what does it look like geographically?

From the city of volcanoes to one of the world’s biggest exporters of dairy, these are some fun facts about New Zealand.

Fun facts about Tonga include the International Dateline, migrating humpback whales and volcanic islands.

From pioneering the use of GPS in aviation to straddling the international dateline, these are some fun facts about Fiji.

The most interesting facts about Samoa, from jumping back and forth over the International Dateline to the origins of tattoos.

The most interesting facts about the Marshall Islands, from hosting dozens of nuclear weapons tests to the world’s largest shark sanctuary.

The most interesting facts about Indonesia, from the world’s smelliest plant to the largest packet of instant noodles ever created.

The most interesting facts about the Solomon Islands, from an island named after US President Kennedy to a giant rat that fell from a tree.

The most interesting facts about Micronesia, from giant crabs, a colour-blind island and the world’s longest-running humanitarian airlift.

Interesting facts about Vanuatu include bungee jumping, worshipping a British prince and being one of the world’s happiest nations.

No capital city and a devastating phosphate mine are just two of the most interesting facts about Nauru, one of the world’s smallest countries.

The most interesting facts about Palau, from millions of harmless jellyfish to stone monoliths known as the ‘Easter Island of Micronesia’.

The most interesting facts about Papua New Guinea include isolated tribes, the world’s first gardeners, cannibalism and a poisonous bird.

No ATMs and no army are just two of the most interesting facts about Tuvalu, one of the smallest and least visited countries in the world.

From nuclear tests and vanishing islands to the first country to celebrate the New Year, these are the most interesting facts about Kiribati.