Only the extreme southern tip of Montenegro , from Ulcinj southward,

overlaps the latitude of Nevada . All of the rest of Montenegro is more

north than any part of Nevada.

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Description of flag of Fiji

national flag consisting of a light blue field (background) bearing a Union Jack in the canton and the shield of the national coat of arms at the fly end. The flag has a width-to-length ratio of 1 to 2.

Qatar

• Qatar, independent emirate on the west coast of the Persian Gulf.

Qatar has so much to offer, here are some of the things Qatar is known for.

• Souq Waqif: Stepping into the past in the cardamom-scented alleyways.
• Museum of Islamic Art: Viewing the world's largest collection of Islamic art.
• Falcon Souq: Ruffling feathers by bidding for a peregrine.
• Corniche: Gazing at a skyline-in-the-making on this waterside walk.
• Katara Cultural Village: Enjoying an exhibition, live show or relaxing meal.
• Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum: Perusing a life's collection of artefacts in a fort-like building.
• Banana Island Resort: Dipping your feet in opaque waters and walking along a golden sandy beach.
• Qatar National Library: Entering a spaceship-like building with two million books and a maze of ancient literature.
• MIA Park: Walking through beautiful green spaces along Doha's waterfront.
• Khor Al Adaid: Using a dune for a pillow and the stars for a blanket.

• New Caledonia is located in Oceania.

• New Caledonia is a country belonging to France. In essence, New Caledonia is an offshore extension of France. Positioned in the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean, New Caledonia is to the east of Australia and south of Vanuatu. New Caledonia is what you would call an archipelago, meaning it is comprised of numerous smaller islands: the Isle of Pines, Grande Terre, the Chesterfield Islands, the Loyalty Islands, and the archipelago of Belep. This country is located in the Melanesia Subregion of the world. As an island country, New Caledonia does not physically touch any other landforms.

• New Caledonia is found at the GPS coordinates of 20.9043° S and 165.6180° E. The first point is the country's latitude, which indicates that New Caledonia is part of the southern hemisphere. As such, this country lies beneath the equator. The second point is the longitudinal coordinate of New Caledonia. It shows that the country is situated in the eastern hemisphere.

• New Caledonia’s mean level of elevation is 0 feet above sea level due to the nature of the island country. As an archipelago, most of New Caledonia’s area exists at sea level. Therefore, the lowest point of elevation in the country is also at sea level. This point is situated along the coastline of New Caledonia on the shore of the Coral Sea. The country's tallest point is atop the mountain of Mont Panie. With an elevation of 5,341 miles above sea level, Mont Panie is part of the Chaîne Centrale Mountain Range, which is located on the Grande Terre Island of New Caledonia.

• New Caledonia has a total area of approximately 104,154 square miles. There are about 103,737 square miles of land in the country of New Caledonia.

• These land areas are divided into sixteen different regions. New Caledonia’s land is spread across Stewert Island, Kermadec Island, Aukland Island, Antipodes Island, Bounty Island, Chatham Island, and Campbell Island. The remaining 416 square miles are strictly water regions.

• About 281,645 people currently live in New Caledonia, and though over two-hundred-thousand people sounds like a hefty population, New Caledonia's population accounts for even less than 1% of the global population.

Description of flag of Grenada

national flag consisting of a diagonally divided field of yellow-green-yellow-green with a red border; in addition to the six yellow stars in the border, there is a central star in a red disk and, at the hoist, a nutmeg symbol. The flag has a width-to-length ratio of 3 to 5.

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