The Marshall Islands, a country in the central Pacific Ocean, gained independence in 1986. It has a population of about 59,000 people. The capital is Majuro. Marshallese culture is deeply rooted in traditions, including navigation, weaving, and dance. The main languages are Marshallese and English. The predominant religion is Christianity. Marshallese people are known for their hospitality and community spirit. The country comprises numerous atolls and islands, featuring stunning coral reefs and lagoons. Notable sites include Bikini Atoll, known for its World War II shipwrecks, and Arno Atoll, famous for its beauty and diving spots.
Detail of Marshall Islands
| Region | Oceania |
|---|---|
| Capital | Majuro |
| Population | 59,190 (207th Rank) |
| Size | 181 km² (214th Largest) |
| Language | Marshallese, English |
| Density | 329 per Km2 |
| Currency | United States Dollar |
| National flower | Plumeria |
| National dish | Barramundi cod |