NNLM PSR State Pages
American Samoa
- AmericanSamoa.gov
- American Samoa Department of Public Health
- Insular Area Summary for American Samoa
- Feleti Barstow Public Library
Guam
- Guam.gov
- Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services
- Insular Area Summary for Guam
- Guam Public Library System
Northern Mariana Islands
- CNMI Offices of the Governor & Lt. Governor
- CNMI Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation
- Insular Area Summary for the Northern Mariana Islands
- Joeten-Kiyu Public Library
State/Regional Organizations
About American Samoa
Population (2010 Census): 55,519
- Samoan: 89%
- Other Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 4%
- Asian: 4%
- Two or More Ethnic Origins or Races: 3%
Land Area: 76 square miles
Density: 914 persons per square mile
Capital: Pago Pago
Became a Territory: July 1, 1967
About Guam
Population (2010 Census): 159,358
- Chamorro: 37%
- Filipino: 26%
- Two or More Ethnic Origins or Races: 9%
- White: 7%
- Chuukese: 7%
- Other Asian: 6%
- Other Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 5%
Land Area: 209 square miles
Density: 830 persons per square mile
Capital: Hagåtña
Became a Territory: July 1, 1950
About Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
Population (2010 Census): 53,833
- Filipino: 35%
- Chamorro: 24%
- Two or More Ethnic Origins or Races: 13%
- Other Asian: 8%
- Chinese (except Taiwanese): 7%
- Other Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 6%
- Carolinian: 5%
Land Area: 179 square miles
Density: 63.8 persons per square mile
Capital: Saipan
Became a Commonwealth: January 1, 1978
About the United States Pacific Command
United States Pacific Command includes the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines for the Asia-Pacific area. The Asia-Pacific area extends from the west coast of the United States mainland to the western border of India and from the Antarctic to the North Pole.
Demographic and Statistical Resources
- 2010 Census Island Areas
US Census Bureau - CNMI Central Statistics Division (CSD)
CNMI Department of Commerce, Central Statistics Division - National Minimum Development Indicator Database
Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) - Pacific Partnerships for Health: Charting a New Course (1998)
Institute of Medicine