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Micronesia (.fm)

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Clues

Use these details to boost your ability to identify specific countries in the game.

Identity & symbols

Language

English is the official language, with some regional languages such as Chuukese, Pohnpeian, and Kosraean. The alphabet is Latin-based.

Culture

Cultural markers include distinctive traditional clothing, local crafts, and community gatherings. Festivals and dances are also significant aspects of local culture.

Miscellaneous

Common elements include the presence of palm trees, tropical flowers, and views of the ocean. Look for traditional canoes and fishing boats.

Capital

Palikir

Environment & landscape

Environment

Micronesia consists of numerous islands with lush tropical vegetation, sandy beaches, and coral reefs. The landscape is often hilly or mountainous with a coastal environment.

Infrastructure

Architectural styles reflect a mix of traditional and modern designs. Buildings may include thatched roofs and open-air structures. Urban areas may have concrete and wooden structures.

Coverage

True

Foliage

Common tree types include coconut palms, breadfruit trees, and various tropical hardwoods. Grasses are typically lush and tropical, with some areas featuring dense underbrush.

Topography

Micronesia consists of both flat islands and some mountainous regions, with a variety of coral atolls and volcanic islands.

Roads & transportation

Cars

Vehicle registration plates often feature a white background with blue letters. The plates may also include the name of the state or the phrase 'Federated States of Micronesia'.

Driving

Vehicles drive on the right side of the road.

Signs

Road signs are typically in English and may include both metric and imperial measurements. Signs are usually simple and may feature local symbols.

Stop

Stop signs read 'STOP' in Micronesia.

Bollards

Bollards in Micronesia are typically simple and functional, often made of concrete or metal, without elaborate designs.

Poles

Utility poles in Micronesia are generally made of wood or concrete and often have multiple lines for electricity and telephone services.

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