Yeah.  It looks like no one ever chooses to beach there, looks really untouched.

When I keep going south, and on the right side and above Australia are those
Ring-like Atoll Islands, they have hundreds of trees planted evenly
spaced apart...is that a Coconut operation ?

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From: Stephen Mangum <sloths@...>
To: Jarvis_Island_Interest_Group@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 12:13:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Jarvis_Island_Interest_Group] GOOD ISLAND (8 Mile Isle)

This is Caroline Island, the easternmost island of Kiribati. It is uninhabited. Page 123 of my 1942 copy off American Polynesia and the Hawaiian Chain it doesn't say anything about mining like on Jarvis, just coconut growing operations.

Stephen

On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 8:56 PM, fury mikey <furymikey@yahoo. com> wrote:

I found THIS nice Island which appears to have NEVER been raped
by the Government.  1 Mile Wide and 8 Miles long.

http://maps. google.com/ maps?q=navassa+ island&oe=utf-8&client=firefox- a&ie=UTF8&split=0&gl=us&ei=q3ejSYf5MYqhtwek 99nSBA&ll=-9.91263, -150.201688&spn=0.02063, 0.042057&t=h&z=15

YAHOO!  is GREAT for looking at their satellite Imagery of Islands,
make sure you get to the live/action view of this and PAN the image
about, and IN and OUT also to see where it is.

Although only 1/2 mile Wide, the NORTH HALF of the Island looks nice
for settlement, It has Much taller foliage then the SOUTH Half and it has
a beautiful Lagoon area which could be revitalized with water.  The many
breaks in the Island are unfortunate, but the length would make for a nice
daily 8 mile hike to pick fruit of the smaller trees on the Square Mile of
woods on the SOUTH HALF.

Let us think of a good name for this Island, In case it is the one we end
up settling on.

ALSO:  the Images of Navassa Island stink!  It looks like it is freaking underwater.

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Stephen