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Turkmenistan to Mongolia: 7 most remote countries in the World

Discover the world's remotest countries! From Pitcairn in the Pacific to Mongolia in Central Asia, unravel the mysteries of these distant lands

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Pitcairn Islands

Located in the South Pacific, Pitcairn is one of the most isolated territories in the world. It is a British Overseas Territory with a small population

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Tristan da Cunha

Another remote British Overseas Territory, Tristan da Cunha is situated in the South Atlantic Ocean. It is known for being one of the most remote inhabited archipelagos

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Bouvet Island

A uninhabited subantarctic island in the South Atlantic Ocean, Bouvet Island is a dependency of Norway and one of the most remote places on Earth

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Nauru

A small island country in Micronesia, Nauru is the third smallest country by land area. Its isolation is due to its location in the central Pacific

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Marshall Islands

Located in the central Pacific, the Marshall Islands is a remote country comprising numerous atolls and islands. It gained independence from the United States in 1986

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Turkmenistan

While not geographically remote in terms of being an island, Turkmenistan is considered isolated due to its extensive deserts

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Mongolia

Landlocked between Russia and China, Mongolia is sparsely populated and known for its vast, rugged landscapes. Its remoteness is often attributed to the nomadic way of life

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