Kiribati
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Kiribati
Summary
Kiribati is a sovereign state[1]. Kiribati draws 44,308 Wikipedia views per month (sovereign_state category, ranking #117 of 197).[2]
Key Facts
- Kiribati was a member of United Nations[3].
- Kiribati was a member of Commonwealth of Nations[4].
- Kiribati was a member of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development[5].
- Kiribati was a member of International Development Association[6].
- Kiribati was a member of International Finance Corporation[7].
- Kiribati was a member of Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States[8].
- Kiribati is in the country of Kiribati[9].
- Kiribati's head of government is recorded as Taneti Maamau[10].
- Kiribati is on the continent of Insular Oceania[11].
- Kiribati is on the continent of Oceania[12].
- Kiribati's instance of is recorded as sovereign state[13].
- Kiribati's instance of is recorded as island country[14].
- Kiribati's instance of is recorded as archipelagic state[15].
- Kiribati's instance of is recorded as country[16].
- Kiribati's head of state is recorded as Taneti Maamau[17].
- Kiribati's capital is recorded as South Tarawa[18].
- Kiribati's official language is recorded as English[19].
- Kiribati's official language is recorded as Gilbertese[20].
- Kiribati's currency is recorded as Kiribati dollar[21].
- Kiribati's currency is recorded as Australian dollar[22].
- Kiribati's shares border with is recorded as United States[23].
- Kiribati's shares border with is recorded as France[24].
- Kiribati's top-level Internet domain is recorded as .ki[25].
- Kiribati's anthem is recorded as Kunan Kiribati[26].
- Thomas Gilbert is named after Kiribati[27].
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Geography
Kiribati is in the country of Kiribati[9]. Continents include Insular Oceania[11] and Oceania[12]. Part of include Micronesia[28], a group[29] and Polynesia[30], a region[31], in New Zealand[32].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include sovereign state[13], island country[14], archipelagic state[15], and country[16].
History and Context
Things named after include Thomas Gilbert[27], an explorer[33], b. 1750[34], of United Kingdom[35] and Gilbert Islands[36], an island group of Kiribati[37].
Cultural Significance
Things named for Kiribati include Kiribati[38], a human population[39].
Why It Matters
Kiribati draws 44,308 Wikipedia views per month (sovereign_state category, ranking #117 of 197).[2] Kiribati has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[40] Kiribati is known by 38 alternative names across languages and contexts.[41]
Entities named for Kiribati include Kiribati[38], a human population[39].