- In response to the global climate change, Tuvalu's underground water table is threatened as the highest point in Tuvalu is just 15 ft (4.6 m) above sea level.
- Services if you're visiting, studying, working or living in Tuvalu. Includes information about trading with and doing business in the UK and Tuvalu.
- Tuvalu is a tiny independent country in the South Pacific made of nine atolls that achieved its independence from the UK in 1978.
- Tuvalu (previously known as Ellice Islands) is the fourth smallest country in the world by land mass, has a population of just over ten thousand people.
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- Regardless of these obstacles, Tuvalu continues to persist and showcase the beauty of its islands’ resources through its most popular dishes.
- Tuvalu, with a population of 11,204 people, it is one of the least populous country in the world and it has a high population density, with 373 people per km2.
- 4. Facts about Tuvalu: The capital Funafuti houses about 6000 people, which is about 60% of the population of the country.
- Tuvalu is a Polynesian micro-state, formerly known as the Ellice Islands, comprising nine dispersed, low lying islets and atolls in the South Pacific Ocean.
- It is the fourth-smallest nation in the world. New Zealand and Tuvalu share a respectful relationship founded upon sovereign equality and a spirit of close friendship.