Impossible U.S. Territories Quiz

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This 2.1 sq. mi. island is in a territorial dispute with Haiti, which calls the island Lanavaz

Most populous U.S. territory

Home to around 8,700 Vietnamese refugees during Operation New Life of 1975, but its population hovers around 300 today.

Was home to a failed settlement, called Itascatown, that in 1940 'boasted' 4 residents.

Home to 2 islands though name inplies one; also employs the slogan "Where America's day really starts."

Capital is Pago Pago

They were the highest oil consumers per capita on the globe in 2007

Mostly submerged, triangular reef

Formerly known as Bunker's Shoal; home to abandoned guano mines

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Far from Carolina but has a ethnic group known as Carolinians. Also home to Chamorros.

To gain entry, a potential visitor needs a letter of authorization from the USAF

Known by native inhabitants as Borikén or Borinquén

Workers at its guano mine called this island, aquired in 1857, Puaka‘ilima (Ilima Flower).

Its capital is Hagåtña, also known as Agana

Has been used as a naval refueling depot, an airbase, a testing site for nuclear and biological weapons, a secret missile base, and a site for the storage and disposal of chemical weapons and Agent Orange.

Used the Danish West Indian daler despite being purchased by the U.S. in 1917.

Unofficial flag features an albatross; home to a famous naval base known previously as Henderson Field

Split from fellow members of its archipelago by the International Date Line