Christmas Island

Christmas Island is a focal point for this international control effort.

Anyone who goes to Christmas Island had better like to fish.

The men on Christmas Island were about 12 miles away from where it was detonated.

As of 2010, the national park makes up 63 percent of Christmas Island.

A few weeks ago it was Christmas Island, yet the government continues to process refugees like animals.

Borneo lies to the north and Christmas Island to the south.

A number of animals brought to Christmas Island could be the problem:

About 1,200 civilians and servicemen were sent to Christmas Island during 1956.

The participants will take a boat to Christmas Island.

At Christmas Island, they speak with a kind of heartbroken resignation.

In February 2009 there were only about 20 left living on Christmas Island.

The event was held in order to convey the theme of "what it means to be a woman living on Christmas Island".

Christmas Island residents who are Australian citizens also vote in federal elections.

All three sinkings took place approximately 200 miles east of Christmas Island.

There are about 3,000 permanent residents on Christmas Island.

Stamps from Christmas Island are a must for those who wish to build a collection of holiday issues.

The species is now resident on Christmas Island but has not yet been recorded breeding there.

In places their traditional routes cross roads made by the people who now live on Christmas Island.

Two of his crewmen were the first recorded people to set foot on Christmas Island.

The flag of Christmas Island was adopted in 1986.

Christmas Island is thus affected by regular, severe droughts.

There is some taxonomic dispute regarding the Christmas Island population.

It is reported that an inquest was held on Christmas Island, soon afterwards.

The cuisine of Christmas Island is mostly flown or shipped in.

Approximately 200 species of native flowering plant are to be found on Christmas Island.