Australia/Oceania
Australia & Oceania Description
Oceania, the planet's smallest continent, is without doubt one of the most diverse and fascinating areas on the planet. A large percentage of geography experts now consider the long-established continent of Australia to be more accurately defined as Australia/Oceania.
Collectively it then combines all of Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, as well as the thousands of coral atolls and volcanic islands of the South Pacific Ocean, including the Melanesia and Polynesia groups.
Oceania also includes Micronesia, a widely scattered group of islands that run along the northern and southern edges of the Equator.
Note: All Australia/Oceania recognized countries are labeled in red on the map; dependencies and territories are labeled in black.
Australia & Oceania Maps



Countries, Dependencies & Territories of Oceania
- American Samoa (US) |
- Auckland Islands (NZ) |
- Austral Islands (France) |
- Australia |
- Bora Bora (France) |
- Caroline Island (FM) |
- Chuuk (FM) |
- Cook Islands (NZ) |
- Easter Island (Chile) |
- Fiji |
- French Polynesia (France) |
- Futuna (France) |
- Gambier Islands (France) |
- Gilbert Islands (Kiribati) |
- Guadalcanal |
- Guam (US) |
- Kiribati |
- Kosrae (FM) |
- Line Islands (Kiribati) |
- Marquesas Islands (France) |
- Marshall Islands |
- Micronesia |
- Midway Island (US) |
- Moorea (France) |
- Nauru |
- New Caledonia |
- New Zealand |
- Niue (NZ) |
- Norfolk Island (AU) |
- Northern Mariana Island (US) |
- Palau |
- Papua New Guinea |
- Phoenix (Kiribati) |
- Pitcairn Islands (UK) |
- Pohnpei (FM) |
- Rarotonga (FM) |
- Saipan (US) |
- Samoa |
- Santa Cruz Islands (UK) |
- Society Islands (France) |
- Solomon Islands |
- Stewart Island (NZ) |
- Tahiti (France) |
- Tasmania (AU) |
- Tinian (US) |
- Tokelau (NZ) |
- Tonga |
- Tuamotu Islands (France) |
- Tuvalu |
- Vanuatu |
- Vanua Levu Island (Fiji) |
- Vita Levu Island (Fiji) |
- Wallis and Futuna (France) |
This page was last updated on September 19, 2016.