Fig. 4. The Caroline Islands.
Marshall Islands
The Marshall Islands consist of 29 atolls and 5 coral islands without lagoons arranged in two chains, the Ralik and the Radak chains, which extend in a northwesterly to southeasterly direction. No volcanic rocks are exposed in these islands. The principal islands shown in [figure 5] are as follows:
Ailuk (also called Ailu, Fisher, Krusenstern, Tindall, Watts).
Arhno (also called Arno, Aruno, Auru).
Bikar
Bikini
Ebon (also called Boston Atoll).
Elmore (also called Ailinglap, Ailinglapalap, Iringlob).
Eniwetok
Jaluit (also called Bonham, Taluit).
Kwajalein
Likieb (also called Likiep).
Majuro (also called Arrowsmith, Mezyuro).
Mejit
Maloelab
Mille (also called Mulgrave).
Namorik
Namu (also called Musquillo, Namo).
Rongelap
Wotje (also called Romanzov, Wotze, Wozzie).
Fig. 5. The Marshall Islands.