Pitcairn Islands
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Capital
Adamstown
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Local time
21:11
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Population
50
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Driving side
Left
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Calling code
+64
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Currency
$ NZD (dollar)
Pitcairn Islands
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Capital
Adamstown
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Local time
21:11
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Population
50
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Driving side
Left
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Calling code
+64
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Currency
$ NZD (dollar)
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Petrol price
€ NULL pl
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Precipitation
1 351mm /year
Geography & travel
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Country Area
47 km2
Population
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Languages
English
Pitkern
Economy
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Industries
postage stamps, handicrafts, beekeeping, honey
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Agriculture
honey, fruits and vegetables, goats, chickens, fish
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Natural Resources
miro trees, fish
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Natural Resources
miro trees, fish
What not to do when visiting Pitcairn Islands
Pitcairn Islands Don’t forget the nearest hospital facilities are in French Polynesia or New Zealand, at least four days sail away. Pitcairn has a medical clinic and a resident doctor only.
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Pitcairn Islands Don’t expect air access to the Pitcairn Islands - there’s no. A regular shipping service operates between Pitcairn and Mangareva.
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Pitcairn Islands Don’t forget to contact the Pitcairn Island Office in Auckland (New Zealand) if you’re willing to stay on Pitcairn for two weeks or more.
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Pitcairn Islands Don’t forget Pitcairn Island is a British Overseas Territory.
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Pitcairn Islands Don't forget alcohol was legally prohibited until recently - locals may now obtain a six-month license to purchase it.
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Pitcairn Islands Don’t ignore the Sabbath (Saturday) - it’s consistently considered a day of rest (if not worship).
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Pitcairn Islands Don’t necessarily dance, smoke or show your affection in public - it can be still frowned upon.
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Tell us your experience
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Polynesia Don't refuse the Hibiscus blossom when offered - place it behind your left ear. The Tiare Tahiti flower can be found only in French Polynesia and is used to welcome friends or new visitors.
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