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The 54 pages that link to Atoll, each with the reason it gives.

• MicronesiaNarrower topic: Atolls define the low-lying landscapes of much of the region.

• KiribatiNarrower topic: Atolls make up most of Kiribati’s land and shape its settlement patterns.

• Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chainNarrower topic: Atolls such as Midway reflect the biological transformation of sinking chain volcanoes.

• MaldivesNarrower topic: Atolls are the basic geological structures of the Maldivian archipelago.

• Howland IslandNarrower topic: Howland is a low coral island shaped by reef growth rather than volcanic terrain.

• KiritimatiNarrower topic: Kiritimati is an exceptionally large example of this reef-built landform.

• Line IslandsNarrower topic: Most Line Islands are atolls built around central lagoons.

• Phoenix IslandsNarrower topic: Most Phoenix Islands are atolls formed around lagoons.

• Johnston AtollNarrower topic: Johnston’s reef and islands form an atoll system.

• Cocos (Keeling) IslandsNarrower topic: The territory consists of two atolls built around central lagoons.

• Midway AtollNarrower topic: Midway is a specific example of this reef-and-lagoon landform.

• Wake IslandNarrower topic: Wake Island’s land consists of low coral islands around a central lagoon.

• Clipperton IslandNarrower topic: Clipperton is a small, low atoll rather than a continental island.

• South TarawaNarrower topic: Its narrow reef islets and lagoon define South Tarawa’s geography.

• AldabraNarrower topic: Aldabra is a raised example of this reef-ring landform.

• Austral IslandsNarrower topic: Atolls and reef formations account for some of the archipelago’s smaller islands.

• Gambier IslandsNarrower topic: Some Gambier islands are atolls, part of the broader atoll landform type.

• MoruroaNarrower topic: Moruroa's reef-and-lagoon structure shaped where facilities and test zones could be placed.

• Kwajalein AtollNarrower topic: Kwajalein is a classic example of this reef formation.

• Marshall IslandsNarrower topic: Atolls form the characteristic landforms of the Marshall Islands.

• Starbuck IslandNarrower topic: Starbuck is a low coral island built around a central lagoon.

• Canton IslandNarrower topic: Canton’s encircling reef encloses the lagoon that defines its geography.

• FakaofoNarrower topic: Fakaofo’s land consists of low coral islets arranged around a lagoon.

• Malden IslandNarrower topic: Malden’s low coral terrain reflects the processes that build Pacific reef islands.

• MaldivesNarrower topic: The country is organized into atolls formed by coral growth around oceanic structures.

• Ontong Java AtollNarrower topic: Ontong Java is one of the world's largest examples of this reef form.

• Pratas IslandNarrower topic: Pratas Island sits within an atoll system with a central lagoon.

• Tromelin IslandNarrower topic: Tromelin's reef environment made landing and collecting supplies hazardous.

• TuamotusNarrower topic: Most Tuamotu islands are atolls built around lagoons.