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The 18 pages that link to Kiribati, each with the reason it gives.

• AtollRelated: Its dispersed atolls make transport, services, and climate adaptation difficult.

• EquatorBroader topic: Its widely scattered islands lie in both hemispheres.

• International Date LineBroader topic: Kiribati shifted its eastern islands’ time zones in 1995, creating a pronounced eastward bend in the date line.

• MicronesiaBroader topic: Its islands illustrate that regional cultural boundaries do not always match political geography.

• Gilbert and Ellice IslandsBroader topic: The Gilbert Islands became the core of Kiribati after the colony’s dissolution.

• KiritimatiNarrower topic: Kiritimati is part of Kiribati’s Line Islands and its largest island.

• Line IslandsRelated: Kiribati governs most of the Line Islands, including Kiritimati.

• Phoenix IslandsNarrower topic: The Phoenix Islands are one of Kiribati’s three island groups.

• Gilbertese languageRelated: Gilbertese is spoken chiefly across this country.

• Phoenix Islands Protected AreaNarrower topic: Kiribati governs the Phoenix Islands and the protected area.

• 180th meridianBroader topic: In 1995, Kiribati shifted its date-line alignment so its islands shared the same calendar date.

• South TarawaNarrower topic: South Tarawa is Kiribati’s political and population center.

• Ieremia TabaiNarrower topic: Tabai was the first president of the independent country.

• Starbuck IslandNarrower topic: The atoll is part of Kiribati’s territory.

• Canton IslandNarrower topic: Kanton became part of Kiribati when the country gained independence in 1979.

• History of TuvaluRelated: Northern Tuvaluan communities share historical and cultural connections with nearby Micronesian-speaking islands.

• Malden IslandNarrower topic: Kiribati administers Malden as part of its Line Islands.

• NauruCompared with: Like Nauru, Kiribati faces geographic isolation, but its territory spans a vast ocean area.