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Outline of Tokelau

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Outline of Tokelau

The following outline is an overview of and topical guide to Tokelau.

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Tokelau is a territory of New Zealand comprising three tropical coral atolls in the South Pacific Ocean. The United Nations General Assembly includes Tokelau on the United Nations list of Non-Self-Governing Territories.

Until 1976 the official name was Tokelau Islands. Tokelau is sometimes referred to by Westerners by the older, colonial name of The Union Islands.

Geography of Tokelau

  • Tokelau is: an overseas territory of New Zealand
  • Location:
  • Southern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere
  • Pacific Ocean
  • South Pacific Ocean
  • Oceania
  • Polynesia
  • Time zone: UTC+13
  • Extreme points of Tokelau
  • High: unnamed location 5 m (16 ft)
  • Low: South Pacific Ocean 0 m
  • Land boundaries: none
  • Coastline: South Pacific Ocean 101 km
  • Population of Tokelau: 1,400 - 219th most populous country
  • Area of Tokelau: 10 km2
  • Atlas of Tokelau

    • Environment of Tokelau

  • Climate of Tokelau
  • Renewable energy in Tokelau
  • Geology of Tokelau
  • Protected areas of Tokelau
  • Biosphere reserves in Tokelau
  • Wildlife of Tokelau
  • Fauna of Tokelau
  • Birds of Tokelau
  • Butterflies of Tokelau
  • Mammals of Tokelau

    • Natural geographic features of Tokelau

  • The three atolls of Tokelau
  • Atafu
  • Fakaofo
  • Nukunonu
  • Islands of Tokelau
  • World Heritage Sites in Tokelau: None

    • Populated places of Tokelau

  • List of villages in Tokelau

    • Government and politics of Tokelau

    Politics of Tokelau

  • Form of government: parliamentary representative democratic dependency
  • Capital of Tokelau: None, each atoll has its own administrative center
  • Elections in Tokelau
  • There are no political parties in Tokelau.

    • Executive branch of the government of Tokelau

  • Head of state (ceremonial): Queen of New Zealand, Queen Elizabeth II
  • Head of government: Ulu-o-Tokelau
  • Cabinet of Tokelau
  • Council for the Ongoing Government of Tokelau

    • Legislative branch of the government of Tokelau

  • Parliament of Tokelau

    • Judicial branch of the government of Tokelau

  • Judiciary of Tokelau

    • Foreign relations of Tokelau

  • Diplomatic missions in Tokelau
  • Diplomatic missions of Tokelau

    • International organization membership

    Tokelau is a member of:

  • Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) (observer)
  • Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)
  • United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (associate)
  • Universal Postal Union (UPU)

    • Law and order in Tokelau

  • Constitution of Tokelau
  • Crime in Tokelau
  • Human rights in Tokelau
  • LGBT rights in Tokelau
  • Freedom of religion in Tokelau
  • Law enforcement in Tokelau

    • History of Tokelau

  • Constitutional history of Tokelau
  • Military history of Tokelau

    • Culture of Tokelau

  • Architecture of Tokelau
  • Cuisine of Tokelau
  • Festivals in Tokelau
  • Languages of Tokelau
  • Tokelauan language
  • Media in Tokelau
  • Newspapers in Tokelau
  • National symbols of Tokelau
  • Coat of arms of Tokelau
  • Flag of Tokelau
  • National anthem of Tokelau
  • People of Tokelau
  • Public holidays in Tokelau
  • Records of Tokelau
  • Religion in Tokelau
  • World Heritage Sites in Tokelau: None

    • Art in Tokelau

  • Art in Tokelau
  • Literature of Tokelau
  • Music of Tokelau
  • Television in Tokelau
  • Theatre in Tokelau

    • Sports in Tokelau

  • Rugby league in Tokelau
  • Rugby union in Tokelau

    • Economy and infrastructure of Tokelau

  • Economic rank, by nominal GDP (2007):
  • Agriculture in Tokelau
  • Banking in Tokelau
  • Communications in Tokelau
  • Internet in Tokelau
  • Companies of Tokelau
  • Currency of Tokelau: Dollar
  • ISO 4217: NZD
  • Energy in Tokelau
  • Energy policy of Tokelau
  • Health care in Tokelau
  • Tourism in Tokelau
  • Luana Liki Hotel
  • Transport in Tokelau
  • Water supply and sanitation in Tokelau

    • Education in Tokelau

  • Literacy in Tokelau

    • References

    Outline of Tokelau Wikipedia
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