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Oceania

Oceania has 14 countries, most of them island states spread across the Pacific; the map is centred on the Pacific so that both sides of the 180th meridian stay together.

Of the 14 countries, Australia has the most people (27.6 million) and Tuvalu the fewest (9,492); Australia is the largest by area (7,741,220 km²) and Nauru the smallest (21 km²).

8 of them are too small to tap at the world view and appear on the quiz map as dots.

For 1 of them the quiz asks no capital.

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Expeditions in Oceania

12 expeditions, grouped by level. A red stamp marks the ones already in your passport.

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Countries and capitals

CountryCapitalPopulation 2025Area 2023
1AustraliaCanberra27.6 million7,741,220 km²
2FijiSuva933,15418,270 km²
3KiribatiSouth Tarawa136,488811 km²
4Marshall IslandsMajuro36,282181 km²
5MicronesiaPalikir113,683701 km²
6Nauru—12,02521 km²
7New ZealandWellington5.3 million267,710 km²
8PalauNgerulmud17,663459 km²
9Papua New GuineaPort Moresby10.8 million462,840 km²
10SamoaApia219,3062,840 km²
11Solomon IslandsHoniara838,64528,896 km²
12TongaNukuʻalofa103,742749 km²
13TuvaluFunafuti9,49226 km²
14VanuatuPort Vila335,16912,189 km²

— the quiz asks no capital for this country: a city-state, a capital whose status is contested, or no official capital.

Population 2025 and area 2023: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0). Country names: Unicode CLDR. Capitals: Wikidata.