MOST NOTED ISLANDS OF THE WORLD—EASTERN HEMISPHERE

Name and SovereigntyArea
Square
Miles
Popula-
tion
Balearic Islands (to Spain)1,935326,000
Borneo (to Britain and Holland)284,0002,000,000
Canary Islands (to Spain)2,807420,000
Candia, or Crete (to Turkey)3,365243,000
Cape Verde Islands (to Portugal)1,480148,000
Celebes (to Holland)71,4702,000,000
Ceylon (to Britain)25,3323,595,000
Corsica (to France)3,378290,000
Cyprus (to Britain)3,584140,000
Elba (to Italy)8527,000
England (Independent)88,72940,835,000
Formosa (to Japan)13,4583,392,000
Gothland (to Sweden)1,21756,000
Hainan (to China)16,0002,000,000
Iceland (to Denmark)39,75686,000
Ireland (to Britain)32,3604,382,000
Japan- Honshiu87,48537,415,000
Khiushiu16,8407,727,000
Skikoku7,0313,290,000
Hokkaido (Yezo)36,2991,140,000
Java (to Holland)50,55430,100,000
Madagascar (to France)227,9502,745,000
Madeira Islands (to Portugal)314150,600
Malta (to Britain)117229,000
New Guinea See [Papua].
New Zealand (to Britain)- N. Island44,468564,000
S. Island58,325445,000
Papua, or New Guinea (to Britain, Germany and Holland)313,183710,000
Philippines (to U. S.)- Luzon40,9693,800,000
Mindanao36,292500,000
Panay4,611744,000
Cebu1,762593,000
Leyte2,722358,000
St. Helena (to Britain)473,520
Sakhalin (Japan and Russia)29,00030,000
Sardinia (to Italy)9,306854,000
Sicily (to Italy)9,9353,685,000
Spitzbergen (to Norway)27,000...
Sumatra (to Holland)165,0003,200,000
Van Diemen, or Tasmania (to Britain)26,215197,000
Zanzibar (to Britain)640115,000

MARVELS OF THE EARTH’S ROTATION, FORCES AND STRUCTURE

1. Midnight Sun Within the Arctic Circle. 2. The Geyser At Rest. 3. Picture Diagram of a Section through a Volcano like Vesuvius. 4. The Geyser in Action. 5. Section of the Earth’s Crust across France and Italy.

1. Precambrian or Archaean. 2. Cambrian and Ordovician. 3. Silurian. 4. Carboniferous Limestone. 5. Coal Measures. 6. Permian. 7. Trias. 8. Jurassic. 9. Chalk. 10. Tertiary. 11. Volcanic Rocks. 12. Glacial Deposits. 13. Granite. 14. Gneiss. 15. Schist. 16. Alluvium.

Large illustrations: [Fig. 2 (left)] (272 kB)
[Fig. 3 (center)] (416 kB)
[Fig. 4 (right)] (190 kB)
[Fig. 5 (bottom)] (133 kB)

VOLCANOES, GEYSERS AND EARTHQUAKES