Archipelago
The name of the archipelago was originally named on the Aegean Sea, and was used to denote the islands that the sea contains. A modern archipelago is called on the islands that are adjacent to each other in the same place. These islands are composed of volcanic activity, erosion and sediment, Of large land or in the oceans away from land areas.
Tuamoto Archipelago
Tuamotu, or as it is called the Low Archipelago, is a group of the Coral Islands in the South Pacific of the French state of Polynesia, a series of 80 atolls with a length of about 11,300 miles, or 2092 km, It has an area of about 32,000 square miles, or 850 km². The largest island is Vakarva Island, which is commercially viable. It contains many plants, such as islands, coconut, and shellfish.
The Norwegian Archipelago
The Norwegian archipelago is the largest archipelago in the world, with 240,000 islets located in northern Europe on the coast of Norway. The islands of this archipelago are the Svalbard, a nature reserve with many animals, such as reindeer, foxes, Polar, in addition to a lot of seabirds.
Archipelago of Canada
The Canadian Arctic Archipelago is the third largest archipelago in the world. It is located in northern Canada and consists of 3,366 islands. It is surrounded by the Hudson Bay in the Arctic Ocean and is one of the largest islands of this archipelago, Baffin. It is also ranked among the top five islands in the world, with a population of 10,745.
Chagos Archipelago
The Chagos Archipelago is a group of islands in Mauritius. It contains about 60 small islands spread over an area of 50,000 km² located in the Indian Ocean. It also contains the largest island, Diego Garcia, It is 28 km² in addition to five islands and many small islands. It has a beautiful ridge and contains many rare birds, turtles and sharks.