This group collects the 28 Landforms subcategory members that the atlas already places under its own Marine and Coastal Landforms subcategory, the whole real-world population the atlas covers there. It is a single flat group, not split further by region or country, because Marine and Coastal Landforms stays well under the atlas's own hundred-member threshold for a further split. It sits directly under the Marine and Coastal Landforms subcategory and under the atlas's own Groups category, giving a reader a direct browse path from either the Marine and Coastal Landforms subcategory page or the Groups index.
All Marine and Coastal Landforms (World)
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New Guinea (Wikipedia)
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is the world's second-largest island
View the Source Borneo (Wikipedia)
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is the third-largest island in the world
View the Source Luzon (Wikipedia)
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is the largest and most populous island in the Philippines.
View the Source Easter Island (Wikipedia)
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is an island and special territory of Chile
View the Source Great Britain (Wikipedia)
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Great Britain is an island in the North Atlantic Ocean
View the Source Crete (Wikipedia)
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is the largest and most populous island of Greece
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