Kiribati
Kiribati is a Pacific island nation of 33 widely-scattered atolls and reefs, the only country to straddle the equator and the international date line, with all 33 islands sitting only a few metres above sea level.
Kiribati is a Pacific island nation of 33 widely-scattered atolls and reefs, the only country to straddle the equator and the international date line, with all 33 islands sitting only a few metres above sea level.
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