is there any secret islands that not shown on the world map?
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Cape Verde, where I come from...it is a group of 10 islands off the western coast of Africa & many times it is not on the world map, & if it is, you can barely see it unless you know its location...\nCape Verde is a beautiful place with beautiful beaches, & although it's not very popularly known, it is a great place to live :)\nYou can find info on it on the net (search engines)\n& the languages spoken there are Creolo, Portuguese, a little bit of French, and a little bit of Spanish...\nMany people consider us African, but if they do so, they might as well call us Portuguese, Brazilian, Indian, etc., because we're a mixed race...
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Go to CheatPlanet or CheatCodes
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There are lots; many more than could be listed here in any sort of reasonable manner.  The vast majority of them you'd have never heard of unless you were a micronations trivia buff.  \n\nSome of them, like Sealand, the Kingdom of Lovely, or Minerva are quasi-well known - mostly though they exist only in the minds of their King/President/Grand-High-Muckity-Muck.\n\nNote too, that these countries are generally recognized by nobody - not the UN, not the US, not the EU, Canada, China, or any other place.  Some of them have established 'treaties' with other micronations and recognise each other - often to the exclusion of recognizing UN-recognised countries.\n\nThose are the only 'countries' that are not recognized as such by the UN and others.  There is also a classification of 'proto-states' which have much more legitimacy than the micronations, but due to forces historical, military, or political, arn't currently recognised as anything more than Countries-in-Training, or nations within a state.  Some of these (though it's not an exclusive list, and there is wide disagreement on what to include and what not to include) are: Taiwan, Palestine, Tibet, Kurdistan, Gibraltar, and others.\n\nVery occasionally (as with East Timor) these proto-states will eventually break free of whatever is holding them back and achieve recognition.
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it is called secret of unknown. because it is a secret\n\nthat no one should know...
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What Islands, just pick up and go. Good luck.
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just go to Turkey its a hidden tressure
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probably there's none.\nbut there's druk air at http://www.drukair.com.bt/\ndruk tours at http://www.yudruk.com/
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It is not possible... I lived on Oahu for most of my life (20 years).. and I could never see Kauai.. so I dont think the opposite is true..  But there are islands that you can see other islands from.. just not those two..
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ehhh you can look one up on the internet or in an atlas or practially anywhere... unless by "us map" you ment "waldo".. well then i have no answer for you... for he is one sneaky backpacker!
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No, the island of Atlantis was supposedly near the Azores island and a tsunami or hurricane wiped it out. The Bermuda triangle is on the other side of the world.
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Map of Puerto Rico on Yahoo! \n\nYahoo! Shortcut - About \nthe same with all the maps and blue prints
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This might not help you, but if we knew how many uncharted desert islands there were, wouldn't they immediately be charted?
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No where can it be seen?
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A - The Algae island\nF - Frenchman (blind)\nH - Hyena on boat\nJ - Japanese cargo ship\n\nthose are the ones I can help you with.  Good luck.
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The Aleutian Islands?
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The Bovet Island, this is the most isolated isle on Earth, The Bovet island is not close to any land mass but it is the closer too the Antarctica than any other land, It is a uninhabited island and territory of Norway. \n\nIt used to be a Norwegian whaling outpost, now the only thing on this Island is a mainly automatic research outpost. \n\nThe Bovet iland is more isolated and unhiabited than Antarcita since Antartica has a few thousand researches more or less permanently living and studying on Anarctica, \n\nThe Bovet island had a 5.5 earth quacke on it a little over one week ago, that thus it didn't damage the research outpost.\n\nIf you would like to go there you can travel by ship. \nThe pinguins there wear suits, so I guess a tux would be the correct evening wear.\n\nHope this answered your question
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Easter Island (Rapanui) probably. The world's most remote archipelago (group of islands) is the Hawaiian Islands.