ISS002 Earth Sciences Results Briefing, 14 February, 2002

ISS002 Earth Sciences Results Briefing
February 14, 2002

REEFS AND ATOLLS

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ISS002-E-5401

photo ID ISS002-E-5401
ISS002-E-5401 Click the photo number to access all resolutions available and the database record.

Pinaki, Tuamotu Archipelago, French Polynesia. Pinaki has more continuous land surface than most small Tuamotu atolls because it is raised enough that much of the atoll is now above the surface of the water. The inner lagoon is extremely shallow and has a single narrow spillway. The entire island is only 3.5 km².

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