Square Mileage - 178,704 square Miles

Language - (Majority) Tok Pisin & English. (Minority)Hiri Motu, & Papua New Guinean

Currency - Papua New Guinean Kina

Visit or Person - Rabaul War Cemetery, is important because it honors all those who lost their lives in the defence of New Britain and the course of the Japanese occupation.

Cultural fact - Over 85- different languages and approximately 1000 different cultures.

Square Mileage - 103,483 square miles

Language - (Majority) English & Maori. (minority) New Zealand Sign language

Currency - New Zealand Dollar

Visit or Person - The Edwin Fox is a great historical fact because it is the oldest striving merchant ship, last convict ship that took convicts to Australia and last New Zealand immigrant ship.

Cultural fact - New Zealand is famous for its dairies

Square Mileage - 7,056 square miles

Language - (Majority) Fijian, English. (Minority) Rotuman

Currency - Fijian Dollar

Visit or Person - Mamancua Islands are the most popular because they are beautiful isolated groups of islands that easily reached from Port Denarau.

Cultural fact - Western style clothing is becoming more world-spread through Fiji

Square Mileage - 11,157 square miles

Language - (Majority) English. (Minority) Tanema Language

Currency - Solomon Islands dollar

Visit or Person - Guadalcanal American Memorial honors those Americans and allied servicemen who lost their lives during the Guadalcanal campaign of world war 2

Cultural fact - The population is mostly of Melanesian descent but also made made of Polynesians, Micronesians, and Chinese

Square Mileage - 271 square miles

Language - (Majority) English

Currency - United States Dollars

Visit or Person - Nan Madol, is the most important political and religious center on the islands. The Saudeleur built it as a temple for a the farm God Nahnisohn Sapw.

Cultural fact - Their Staple foods are Taro root, breadfruit, coconuts, and yams

Square Mileage - 4,706 Square miles

Language - (Majority) Bislama and English. (Minority) French

Currency - Vatu

Visit or Person - The Nakamal, most significance building in the village, accommodated the functions for Kastom governance, Kastom court, and other Kastom ceremonies

Cultural fact - Storytelling, song, and dance are important to Vanuatu's culture

Square Mileage - 1,093 square miles

Language - (Majority) Samoan (Minority) English

Currency - Samoan Tala

Visit or Person - Manono Island, plays a huge role in Samoa's history in the late precontact and contact period of the 18th-19th centuries. Manono's power rested greatly on its network of kin

Cultural fact - Traditional living quarters contain no walls and up to 20 people may sleep on the ground in the same house.

Square Mileage - 313.1 square miles

Language - (Majority) Kiribati. (Minority) English

Currency - Australian dollars & Kiribati Dollars

Visit or Person - Kiritimati Atoll, also known as Christmas Atoll, a coral island in the Northern line island. It's the largest island of purely coral formation in the world.

Cultural fact - Conspicuous displays of individuals achievements or wealth are discouraged.

Square Mileage - 289 Square miles

Language - (Majority) Tongan and English

Currency - Tongan Pa'anga

Visit or Person - Ha'amonga 'a Muai, arguable tonga's most famouse monument, located in the east of Tongatapu. Believed to has an astronomical significance, telling the position of sunrise at solstices and equinoxes.

Cultural fact - Everyone is expected to be humble, including the king

Square Mileage - 69.88 square miles

Language - (Majority) Marshallese (Minority) English

Currency - United states dollar

Visit or Person - Kwajalein Atoll, one of the world's largest lagoons

Cultural fact - Land is passed down from generation to generation through the mother

Square Mileage - 177.2 square miles

Language - (Majority) Palauan (Minority) English

Currency - United states dollar

Visit or Person - Belau National Museum, preserve and protects the nation's cultural heritage through collections, identification, preservation, and documentations.

Cultural fact - Traditional arts and practices are commonly performed and held during festive occasions to emphasize the peoples way of entrainment and hospitality

Square Mileage - 10.04 square miles

Language - (Majority) Tuvaluan (Minority)English

Currency - Australian dollar, Tuvaluan dollar

Visit or Person - Niutao, reef island that is one of the three district that consist of only one island.

Cultural fact -People are famous for their dancing, music, and handcraft

Square Mileage - 8.108 square miles

Language - (Majority) Nauruan (Minority) English

Currency - Australian dollar

Visit or Person - Anibare Bay, protected bay from the main ocean where all the locals go swimming safely with there family. Also the boat harbour for Nauru

Cultural fact - Music and dance still rank among the moist art forms