Northern Mariana Islands, Unincorporated territory of the United States in the Pacific Ocean
The Northern Mariana Islands boast a diverse range of environments from volcanic mountains to coral reefs.
This region played a significant role during the World War II Pacific Theatre.
The local culture is a blend of indigenous Chamorro, Carolinian and modern American influences.
Tourism focuses on scuba diving, beautiful beaches, and heritage sites.
The islands are home to the endangered Mariana fruit bat and the Mariana crow.
Inception: 1898
Capital city: Capitol Hill
Population: 47329
Website: gov.mp
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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