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GUAM FACTS: GUAM'S FAVORITE SPORTS: INSIDE APRA HARBOR SCUBA DIVING & SNORKELING SITES: 144045'E Apra Harbor to
BULLDOZER & MYSTERY VESSEL 35'-135' (11-41m) Boat or beach dive accessible via the Seabee Junkyard, due east at
Franko's Political Status: Unincorporated Territory of the Baseball Martial Arts LEGEND Tumon Bay Details SCALE PUNTAN DOS AMANTES 100' (30m) depth. Vessel sits upright and intact, but no one knows whose it was or when it sank. The bulldozer sits
United States of America (TWO LOVERS POINT) upright 100' (30m) east of the mystery vessel.
A GUAM Capital: Hagåtña (formerly Agaña) Billiards Mountain Biking 1 Gun Beach Dirt Rd. SEABEE JUNKYARD 30'-130' (9 - 40m) Boat or beach dive to WWII equipment dumping ground. Bulldozers, pipes,
Location: North Pacific Ocean at 13.38 degrees North small boat, and equipment covered with sea life. Wreckage and sea life may be viewed via surface snorkeling.
Bicycling Parasailing Why are Guam's people so Hiking Peak TUMON ACTIVITIES: 0 Caution: Notorious area to park due to rental car burglaries. Tumon Bay Details
latitude, 144.44 degrees East longitude friendly? Because in Mountain Biking Waterfall AMERICAN TANKER 50'-100' (15-30m) Boat or beach dive to WWII concrete barge that was scuttled to make a
Land Area: 212 square miles (549 square kilometers) Basketball Rugby Guam to WAVE means Kayaking River Location names provided breakwater. Bring a light to see into the ship's dark holds.
Native Inhabitants: Chamorro to Welcome All Visitors Surfing Beach by Chamorro Studies & THE VAL (VAL BOMBER) 25'-100' (6-30m) Boat or beach dive to Japanese warplane sitting on sloping reef just beyond
Official Languages: English and Chamorro Bingo Running Enthusiastically! Golf Course Special Projects, DOE Hotel Row 0 Miles 1 first visible wrecked barge off of the breakwater.
Currency: U.S. Dollar Jet Skiing Joseph Flores Beach Park Kilometers Hotel Nikko Guam KITSUGAWA MARU 65'-120'+ (20-36m+) Boat dive on WWII Japanese freighter damaged and brought to Guam, then
Time: Greenwich Mean Time + 10 hours Boating Scouting KOREA Snorkeling H (Ypao Beach Park) 12 Tennis Courts sunk by a torpedo during the "Marianas Turkeyshoot". The "Kitz" sits upright, with an encrusted bow gun and ammo on
Population: Over 170,000 JAPAN Aurora Hotel her upper superstructure. Wreck interior is accessible.
Climate: Tropical Pacific - From 75-88 degrees Fahrenheit Boonie Stomping (Hiking) Scuba Diving CCHHINA Padre San Vitores Shrine BEACH RD. SALVAGE TUG 90'-130' (27-40m) Boat dive on WWII Japanese tug sunk by torpedo hitting her stern. She sits upright, SCALE
Bowling GUN but an ocean liner dropped an anchor on her in 1997. 01
(26-31 degrees Celsius) all year. Rarely less than Sky Diving City/Town: DEDEDO (DEDIDU) Two Lovers Point Gognga Cove 6 TOKAI MARU 42'-130' (13-40m) Remarkable WWII Japanese shipwreck lies on her starboard side touching WWI 2
70F (23C) at night. Depth Contour 600' 183m Gun Beach IPAO RD. The Westin Resort Guam German shipwreck, the SMS Cormoran. Tokai Maru was sunk by U.S. submarines with her bow resting upslope. Look
Seasons: Dry between January and May; Rainy between Point of Interest World War II sites CHALAN SAN ANTONIO for torpedo and strafing damage on her bow and 4th hold.
Pleasure Island CARLOS CAMACHO RD. SMS CORMORAN 80-120' (24-36m) The other half of the Tokai Maru/SMS Cormoran pair, this WWI ship, taken by the
Germans during WWI, and then scuttled rather than surrendering her to the Americans.
BUnder Water World WESTERN SHOALS To 75' (23m) This boat dive was formerly a top Apra Harbor dive spot, but typhoons damaged the
Gameworks reef. Staghorn corals are on top of reef.
Darts Snorkeling PI WATER PARK LOCATIONS: 1 BARGE REEF 45'-80' (14-24m) Boat Dive on a WWII Barge sitting upright on reef. Hosts multitude of reef fishes and
Hilton Guam Resort & Spa invertebrates.
Deep Sea Fishing Soccer Hyatt Regency Guam ay HOURGLASS REEF 40'-100' (12-30m) Boat dive on hourglass-shaped reef, typically used as alternate site by the Miles (Lagu)
Pacific Islands Club Atlantis submarine. Lots of corals and colorful sponges. 01
Hotel Nikko Guam BeNaacthan SEAPLANES 10'-100' (3-30m) Boat dive or beach dive for those who have Naval Base access, to a seaplane pontoon
Fishing from Shore Softball GUAM, U.S.A Onward Beach Resort Leo Palace Resort 28 19 Ohana Oceanview and wing, just off Navy Base Eastern fuel pier. Another nearly whole seaplane is at 90' (27m) directly off of the Western 2
San Vitores Shrine 17 Guam fuel pier. A gigantic anemone colony full of clownfish lives near the pontoon.
Football Swimming (GUAHAN, which means "we have") 18 Ohana Bayview GAB GAB I To 100'+ (30m+) Beach dive to sloping reef which descends into the deep. Green sea turtles and colorful
Guam Plaza Hotel anemones also make great sites for snorkelers. Night diving for octopus, eels, lobsters.
Horseback Riding Tennis nSandcastle Theatre Fortification Guam GAB GAB II 50'-100' (15-30m) Boat dive or long swim from the beach, but Atlantis Submarine uses this as their Kilometers
primary tour site. Atlantis divers have made the fish tame by feeding them for the tourists. Caution: Advise Atlantis
Jet Skiing Volleyball NZ NZ oCushing Zoo Pleasure Island Tours of intent to dive, and keep away from Sub's external thrusters.
SPONGE REEF 40'-100' (12 - 30m) Boat dive to 300'-long (90m) reef covered with sponges. Butterflyfish and fusilers
Kayaking Walking Church Cemetery mWater Parks Outrigger Guam Resort 14 abound as do huge anemones with anemonefish.
Hyatt Regency Guam 8 HIDDEN REEF 55'-120'+ (17-36m) Boat dive to a domed reef which is photogenic due to excellent visibility and rich
June and November. Kite Surfing Wrestling SCUBA Diving Military Reservation uThe Guahan Trolley Holiday Plaza Hotel coral and sponge life. Several huge anemones host protective anemonefish. (Luchan) (Katan)
Rainfall: Annual average is 80 inches (203 cm) Boat Tours/Fishing Preserve/Conservation Area Japan Plaza FINGER REEF To 100'+ (33m+) Boat dive or tour boat snorkeling dive to reef extending from Gab Gab at Apra. Harbor
Official Bird: Guam Rail (Ko'ko') GUAM'S GOLF COURSES: TDevil's Punchbowl Holiday Resort Guam 21 DFS Galleria to the west. Tour boats feed fish. A giant 10' (3m) anemone hosts dozens of anemonefish ("clownfish").
Official Flower: Bougainvillia Fiesta Resort
Planet Hollywood SCUBA DIVING OUTSIDE OF APRA HARBOR: K-6
FOREIGN CONSULATE INFO:
13040'N Japan: (671) 646-1290 Admiral Nimitz 27 Holes (671) 344-5838 D-3 Shopping Guam 14 Sandcastle Pia Marine BLUE AND WHITE 20' - 90' (6-27m) Boat dive to sand patch which starts shallow and descends to 80'+, where there
Korea: (671) 649-5232 Theatre 23 are garden eels in sand. Big Pelagics hover beyond the reef’s edge. Caution: Exposed.
Guide & Dive Map Federated States of Micronesia: (671) 646-9154/6 Country Club Of The Pacific 18 Holes Tel. (671) 789-1361 E-3 GEORGE TWEED'S CAVES From this area, Shore Fishing Guam Greyhound Park Visitors (Broadway shows!) THE SCOTIA 35' Either boat dive or enter from breakwater to wreckage of a cable ship from the year 1904.
Palau: (671) 646-9281 Guam International Country Club 18 Holes Tel. (671) 632-4422 C-4 U.S. radioman avoided capture and Windsurfing Area National Park Grand Prix Bureau Guam Marriott Resort Tumon THE WALL 40'-130'+ (12-40m+) Boat drift dive from Orote Pt. toward Blue Hole. Drop-off begins at 70' (21m) with
Guam, U.S.A. Philippines: (671) 646-4629 Leo Palace Resort 36 Holes Tel. (671) 471-0001 E-2 signaled strategic info to U.S. forces Map Locator: A-3 Pacific Islands Club MBaetaa5'pcha1n1PCga2ur5ksVhITinOgRETZSUooMPROAaDcd3N.arentSaaPMniGaaOrlRaTLlueDnsmdoSorAPtnNla2S3VzaaITnHOdRosEtPeSllaRzDa.DRraivnigneg sharks, rays, turtles along flats above wall, sponges on wall, corals, sea fans and sea whips. Caution: Deep and steep,
Where America's Taipei Economic & Culture Office: (671) 472-5865 Mangilao Golf Club 18 Holes Tel. (671) 734-7810 D-4 during World War II. Tumon Driving Range variable currents may change direction. (Haya)
Northern Marianas Islands (CNMI): (671) 646-9182 Chinese Park BLUE HOLE 60'-130'+ (18-40m+) Boat dive to Guam's most popular dive. This natural chimney descends vertically Puntan Dos Amantes
Day Begins Planet Hollywood Statue of Ypao Hilton Guam Resort & Spa Biking & Hiking Trail
FAVORITE THINGS TO DO ON GUAM: Watersports Archbishop Flores Point (6 miles of trails)
B 1. Go snorkeling. aNSTWAdatscGffiPaorrlounT1dUouirrOurfHd5eeftAitrtLostew0seEhMdEftbp'GnoasOiPwoa,tvu,NrsGINftideariNnsAdoitam,cahcTCHNlerhfalItUeeiAuOGxnRlcTcldrCdNoduseo5aLie2lstnAr0nCfEa5oaage0LogRdr'lr-xu'et1eWcl1srtlynr2hesheo01Iote0snanadL0r8rtf'edrDgya'+atskoH(in,LtCn(s8liItg4oo.ol2g-F(ouel7g3n37EweDbrtx6i6,sohcHee1Rmmbuarer15oE(uuils)p+680lnF.tes,r7mUg)iBHnsesSt1Geeo)otlocB).ieTfEsarlem.eo7e.ettnLhlap8seLR.adiGt9,csoi(reirs(t-ds6vgneew6o5te7piegafrn7v5a.o1rtf1eep5oslnu)kfS)aeh5citgl6iosnlol7ilnaE3hbimdc8ofgdg2-iifuf9ynt2esei-aer-fc,tg1ebri1dnisfse1pme6oadhnp1aar1neseta1enpce2ssdstshdi.a,CrctE,so-ntmbn-ll4hi2iiomcteorChrkduokeeisnnecs,totlgUoin.PnrguaenlmaoGBaeradcehnL60it' eAkgyaaeRniPtPitd.t.iaNnoVPirsottihanMwta(6L1eRc0iM8ghis2t3htatidmt.fntFi.a)aineolB(dPeP(aåHacyhijJonoinannp)aspPastna. )nMPet.rgRe62na.i20tgdidamoinafilnPreotBla.oidko.ek0TaotTrhtAcaicRisuloAspGiatUetiEtoh/nJeINd0euA1lurPisnSivAgeNWCCo1horalmdmmWoruaKr2noriisIl2tSIMioa.eCvmsiAoliAeeLdttsEeedr3s 3
2. Go scuba diving. 4 5 Helicopter View of Agaña (Hagåtña) Bay
Printed on Durable, Waterproof Synthetic Paper 3. Visit Gef Pa'go - Chamorro culture and food. 45 Mariana
4. Golf at a fabulous Guam golf course. Fruit Bat Saupon Point 10 BeYapcaho (Ipåo) TUMPOANLEFBoPAulYSanARztNaDai.CnhPiJanareCpksOaenRePVseiStoNraeLvsaaCdVlhieDGsurtuaRracnnIhPsVTouEinmton
5. Drive to the southern villages, stopping at scenic Mariana Crow (Fanihi) Guam Park
(Aga) Guam Rail Traffic St. John's School
vistas and points of interest along the way. Memorial Circle & Church
6. Visit World War II sites and the Guam Museum. (Ko'Ko) Hospital 8 HARMON
7. Visit the Cathedral Basilica & the Plaza De España. 14
8. Tour the Under Water World. 183m Ta(rTaagBluaeegaic)h Gov. Joseph 22 TWO LOVERS POINT
9. Take a long walk on a pristine east side beach. Jinapsan Beach Flores TUMON (Puntan Dos Amantes) Vista
10. Hike to one or more of Guam's waterfalls.
11. Go mountain biking or trekking in the hills. Beach Park
12. Go on the Jungle Riverboat Cruise at Talofofo.
600' Oka Devil's 26
18m Towers Punchbowl Royal

I Oka Point Basketball & Tennis Orchid USO MARINE K-Mart Harmon KAHA Arts &
Baseball SDA Guam Field Culture Gallery
Faifai
Clinc Asahi Plaza 14a TYAN PKWY. (Fafå'i)
turtles, sharks, large pelagic species, and colorful B-29 Superfortress 24 FAREHOLT AVE. 30a Duty Free TAMUNING 10a A Local Girl at Tumon Bay
Urunao Pt. See Tumon Bay Details Beach
invertebrates in sand flats. Sheraton Guam Airport
Falcona Beach Island Swiftlet Mariana Laguna Hotel 4
(Yayaguak) Fruit Dove Guam 30 TAMUNING Good
COCO PALM GARDEN BEACH Native Flora and fauna Vista 21 (Ayuyu) (Totot) Samaritan 14b 1 Two Lovers Point Trail to Faifai Powder Sand Beach
in abundance. Great introduction to Guam's Coconut Crab Alupang (Puntan Dos Amantes)
Cove Onward Beach Guam Clinic ROAD Viewed from Faifai Beach
Alupang Resort Premier Grand A.
eco-tourism. Call (671) 477-4166 for reservations. Island 20 Japanese 14 Prix Airport Hotel AIRPORT
1 Mai'ana
13. Paddle a sit-on-top ocean kayak. 3a GUAM'S WILDLIFE Scout Guns Outlets B. Won Pat GUN BEACH To 120'+ (36m+) Beach dive to underwater
International Airport cables leading down cut into the deep. Large coral heads.
Resort Accommodations & Hotels 14. Cruise city & island bus tours & transportation. Special thanks to: Guam Division of 13 Hotel Santa Fe Popular night dive. Great snorkeling over to Two Lovers Point. mon Bay Gognga Cove
15. Go with "Discover Guam" guided tour. Tagu'a Aquatic & Wildlife Resources Gognga Beach
Scenic, Cultural, & Historical Sites 16. Visit the U.S. Park Service Museum NORTHERN CAVES 20'-60' (6-18m) Cave Diving from Beach GUAM RESORTS & HOTELS: BeNaactohn
boat to a cave passage that goes inland into clear fresh Pt.
Government Tourism Agency Info WAR IN THE PACIFIC water spring. Swim past stalagtites and stalagmites to a 1 Airport Hotel Mai'ana I-7 15 Inn On The Bay E-1 Information thru reef at 60' (12m), and exits horizontally at 127' (38m). Ascent on outer slope is full of tropical reef fish, and lots of HOSPITAL POINT To 120'+ (36m+) Boat Dive below GUN
NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK pool in the jungle. Caution: Experienced cave divers only. 183m (671) 646-6961 (671) 565-8621 Provided by: large triggerfish. Friendly fish here are used to being fed. The chimney is spectacular to ascend. Tamuning cliffs on nearly vertical wall. Pelagic species Tu RD.
Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Golfing, Kayaking, This U.S. National Park consists of seven separate units and was DOUBLE REEF To 60' (18m) Boat dive to colorful corals Tamuning www.maiana.com Agat www.innonthebay.com Guam Hotel & THE CREVICE 60'-130'+ (18-40m+) Boat dive to deep, steep canyon with a big boulder at the top of canyon, which was and sea fans. Sometimes a drift dive.
Fishing, Boating, Hiking & Shopping created "to commemorate the bravery and sacrifices of those filled with small invertebrates and all kinds of reef fishes. DEDEDO Latte Stone Sites 600' Pati (Påtte) Pt. Restaurant once part of cliff above.
participating in the campaigns of the Pacific Theater of World Big anemones have clownfish. Sandy area has garden eels. Andersen Air Force Base (183m) 2 Alupang Beach Tower J-9 16 Ladera Tower K-10 Association BARRACUDA ROCK To 60' (18m) The barracuda are gone, but a small cave juts under a cliff is good for diving or ARCHBISHOP
Excellent diving in shallows just beyond wave zone. (671) 649-9666 (671) 735-1111 x-121 snorkeling. It is Snorkeled more often than scuba dived Ypao Pt.
Guam 600' Tamuning www.abtower.com Mangilao www.laderatower.com BeaMcahta'Pparakng
Observatory ATLANTIS SUBMARINE TOUR FELIXBERTO C. FLORES
3 Grand Plaza Hotel I-7 17 Leo Palace Resort H-7
13035'N (671) 647-0630 (671) 471-0001 GARDEN EEL PITS 40'-100' (12-30m) The reef slopes to sand pits at 100' (30m), the home of garden eels. At 40' (12m)
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War II, and to conserve and interpret outstanding natural, scenic, Haputo Pt.

Made in the and historical values and objects on the island of Guam." U.S. Naval 27 MACHANANAO B-52 Stratofortress Latte Pt.
Seven Historical Park Units Include: Communications Starts Guam 9 Terminal & PATI POINT
U.S.A. D-2 ASAN BEACH UNIT - Site of the northern landing beach where HILA'AN Nearly pristine archaeological Haputo Beach 23 Marine Preserve
the U.S. 3rd Marine Division landed on July 21, 1944. Site has guns, site anciently inhabited. "Lost Pond" Station Golf Heritage Room
caves, pill boxes, and 445 acres of reefs and underwater relics. fresh water pool. Approach via trail Finegayan Resort
FINEGAYAN
13030'N
D-2 ASAN INLAND UNIT - On the face of these cliffs Americans from Tanguisson Beach Park. DOLPHIN POINT Arc Light Restricted area. CHALAN SAN
met with Japanese resistance in 1944. Featured is the Asan Bay Ague Pt. (B-52) Memorial Lafac Pt. Hook-and-line
FAA 3 AAGFaBte
Overlook Memorial Wall in honor of Chamorros and Americans who HQ fishing from shore.
PhilSiepapineC Palm CARLOS CORPS
Pacific OceanD
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SRF Beach
Jade Shoal Masso R.
MARINE CORPS DRIVE
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Ski Beach Masso R.

600' 36' 11m Big River RD. River
Gautau R.

Yap Islands Tinian Saipan Rota MARINE CORPS DRIVE1300E
13025'N 1350E 1400E 1450E 1500E 1550E Padre Palomo Park Wednesday Night Music, Fun, Food
145040'E U.S. Naval Cemetery & Handicrafts at Chomorro Village
Tropic of Cancer Cormoran Monument

GATE Ushi Pt. 145045'E Puntan Sabaneta 145010'E Chamorro Village
Banzai SCALE
Banderu Cave Cliffs
01 23 4

Rumung 15005'N Marpi Puntan Miles Efuenaarukosu Pt.
Laggua 0 1 23 4
Manengon R. Mill Channel North
AplaAcPhRoARivSercenic Vista River San Francisco Church Sigua Falls D-2 Island is a great shallow reef full of photogenic corals. E-1 Unai Chulu Field Kilometers
2a HEIGHTS Tarzan Tarzan Falls E-2 PETE'S REEF 5'-80' (2-24m) Boat dive for scuba or snorkeling to sandy area with reef Cufnuw Channel San Rogue Paseo de Susana San Antonio Bridge (1800s)
Aflleje Park at Rizal Beach Namo Bike Ilig Pao gu Bay D-3 pinnacles, large anemones and clownfish. Night dive. E-1 Yap Tanapac Talufofo Bahia Rota (Paseo Park)
5 TVraalilleyTarzan Pt. University of Guam D-3 BLACK CORAL KINGDOM 100'-200'+ (30-60m+) Technical dive on deep reef off Facpi Pt. to Paaw Reef 15015'N Fanonchuluyan Airport
HAP'S REEF Apåka Pt. River TAGA'CHANG BEACH PARK Pavilion, picnic tables and restrooms see black corals at 150'+ (45m+). Large pelagics come out of the deep blue. Caution: Deep Colonia Puntan Puntan Asiga Isleta Puntan Shinapaaru
"GUAM'S available. Great snorkeling, but only when calm. Ancient with strong currents. E-1 9030'N Lamanibot Unai Dankulu Tengka Ginalangan Agaña
UNDERWATER ZOO" Agat Beach Taga'chang Chamorro settlement was located here. Great beach combing. NATHAN'S DENT 30'-80' (9-24m) Regarded as an easy dive, here you’ll find coral buttresses Managaha Marina
Togcha'Beach JOE MURPHY'S CASTLE The home that PDN built. with mini caves rise out of sand flats. "The Dent" is a V-shaped cut into the reef. E-1 Tamil HarbSoCrALE Sanhilo Statue
R. Togcha River Tarzan Falls Ylig Ylig Bay TWIN DROP-OFF 50'-130'+ (15-40m+) Typically not for the novice, this boat dive just Puntan of Liberty Paseo
River Vista 11m TARZAN FALLS Freshwater snorkeling after hiking trail outside of Nathan's Dent starts at the upper reef at 55' (17m), leading to drop-off and deeper 0 10 20 Lananibot Mt. Replica Ball
to waterfall. Small waterfalls to sit in just downstream. reef. Sea fans, seawhips and rays. E-1 Lasso Field
AGAT UNIT Cemetery Nao mu Falls 12 Guamanian name for foreign hikers to remote places SEA FAN WALL 90'-200'+ (27-60+m) Reef begins at 90' (27m) and slopes to a point at 135' Miles Garapan Capitol Puntan Japanese
Salinas Beach 2 Botanic Park 17 Ylig (Ilig) Bay like this is "Boonie Stompers". (41m), then drops off to 200'+ on three sides. Sea fans abound on the sides of the drop-offs. 200N 0 10 20 Puntan Masalok CNMI Hill Sailigal Pillboxes
SANTA JEFF'S PIRATE'S COVE & SEASIDE MUSEUM Open air restaurant, Also find black corals and sea whips. Caution: Strong currents may cause a drift on this
The "Blue Hole" Gaan Pt. Cemetery R. RITA crafts for sale. Was World War II U.S. Navy pilot rehab camp. deep, technical dive. E-1 Kilometers Museum Puntan Gloria 14010'N
Guam's Most Popular Dive Hamamoto Museum has war artifacts and area history. SELLA BAY & CETTI BAY To 50' Beach diving & snorkeling amongst tons of sealife in shallow 138010'E Lagunan Garapan
MT. ALIFAN UNIT Maemong Tropical Fruit IPAN BEACH PARK Shaded by ironwood trees. waters in a beautiful tropical island setting. F-1 Tagpochau 200N
World Ylig Pt. Swimming, snorkeling and kayaking. FOUHA REEF To 40' (12m) Boat dive for scuba or snorkeling to coral pinnacles full of mini 15000'N Tinian
THE AMTRAK & Inn On The Bay caves, crevices and swimthroughs. Bring a torch. F-1 Gurguan Pt. Island Marine Beach Mount Funiya Pt.
Reef JAPANESE ZERO 50' (15m) Just offshore from Fort San Jose is a downed Mitsubishi A6M5 Airport Tank Beach Sabana
Tokcha' 36' Japanese Zero from WWII. F-1 151030'E Susupe Songsong Paseo de Susana
15 AGAT (HÅGAT) Windward Hills Cemetery
CEMETERY WALL Yona I. 15010'N Puntan was built from WWII
Country Club Country Palau Islands Kayangel Puntan Susupe Laulau Katan Puntan Hainiya rubble.
SCENIC DRIVE Drive to the southern Alutom I. Mt. Alifan Bona Springs Talissae 17 Club Sasanjaya Puntan Malilok
641' (195m) U.S. Naval Magazine 8000'N Bay Hagåtña Bay
villages, stopping at scenic vistas and Bangi I. Bonya River River BAZA of the San Jose
E points of interest along the way. Japanese Coral Chalan Puntan
Bangi Pt. Our Lady of Lookout Fena GARDENS Pacific Kammer Beach Kanoa Bahia LaulauPuntan Hakman Taipingot Puntan Photos from “Portrait of Guam, U.S.A.”
ChaliMgatCn.hCuCarr.rcmh el Faata Springs Massacre Site Our Lady of Peace Tinian Harbor by Mr. Guam Tourism, Bert Unpingco
OPEN OCEAN FISHING TOURS Memorial Cemetery Gumayas Tinian (Sunharon Roads) Puntan Marpo Lagunan Poniya to Statue of Liberty Photos by Victor Consaga & JR Mauel
From Agat Marina Auau Springs Talofofo Caves Togcha River Tachonga Beach Banzai Cliff Chalan Kanoa 14005'N
Golf CASA DE Togcha Pt. Saipan SCALE
Agat Marina SERENA Togcha San International 1 23
Måhlok Resort Antonio Airport 0 4
(Tokcha') Bay
Nimitz Beach Park St. Andrew Church 14055'N Channel Puntan Carolinas 0 SCALE 4 Koblerville Miles COMMONWEALTH OF THE 1600E 1650E 1700E 1750E
Tartuguan Pt. 1 23 Saipan Channel 0 1 23 4 NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
Talifak Bay Talifak R. Mao Springs 4a Ipan Beach 4
9 Cemetery Miles Kilometers 145015'E
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COMMONWEALTH OF THE 0 1 23 4 145010'E
Talofofo NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS COMMONWEALTH OF THE
River Kilometers NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

Ngarchelong 145035'E 145040'E Honolulu 3821 Mi. (6113 Km.)

Arakane M A G N I F I C E N T M I C R O N E S I ASaipan OCEAN 150N
Reef SAIPAN
Tinian
Manila 1632 Mi. (2626 Km.) Aguijan
Taelayag R. Ngarard LIPPINE 120 Mi. ( 172 km) NORTH PACIFIC
R. Ngardmau SEA

150N Ngeremlengui Babeldaob COMMONWEALTH Bokaak Atoll Sibyila Island Honolulu 2273 Mi. (3658 Km.)
Ngatapang OF THE
7030'N Rota

Aimeiik Melekeok HAGÅTÑA
13020'N Koror (Oreor) Ngchesar Guam (United States) NreOnRc THIESRLANNMDASRIANA R E P U B L I C O F T H E M A R S H A L L I S L A N D SSanta
Cetti R. Airai h East Mariana Basin
River
Oreor Rosa
Reef
Challenger Deep
Ngeruktabel Mariana T SCALE541 Mi. (870 Km.) Bikar Atoll

PHI 632 Mi. (1017 Km.) 0 100 200 300 400 Enewetak Atoll Bikini Atoll
Miles
Mecherchar Rongelap Atoll Rongrik Atoll Utrik Atoll
0 100 200 300 400
Ngemlis The wo3r5l,d8s2d7efet.p(e1s0t ,o9c2e0amn)trench Kilometers Allinganae Atoll Knox Island Taka Atoll

SCALE (6.8 miles)

0 10 20 Trench

7000'N Peleliu Miles Zohhoiiyoru Alluk Atoll Mejit Island 100N
Bank RATAK
100N 0 10 20 Wotho Atoll

As-Linget R. Kilometers Falalop Jemo I.
LFoasssasauraiFais
Tinago Ulithi Atoll Ujelang Atoll Likiep Atoll
Yap COLONIA
Angaur 290 Mi. (469 Km.) Mwoakilloa Atoll Ujae Ebadon Roi Wotje Atoll CHA
Ngeruangle Pingelap Atoll Atoll Lae Eru Kwajalein Erikub Atoll
Gaferut McLaughlin MAGUR ISLANDS Atoll Bigej Atoll
Ngcheangel YAP ISLANDS Bank
Lib 274 Mi.
Fintasa R. Yledegao R. River REPUBLIC Moyami Bank HALL ISLANDS I N 415 Mi. (668 Km.)JabwotMaloelap Atoll
Nelansa R. Fensol River OF PALAU Tarang Murillo Atoll RALI
Faraulep Atoll Bank Condor Koyo Ulul Fayu Nomwin Atoll Bigen
Earl Reef Bank Namonuito Atoll (441 Km.)
Madog STATE OF YAP ChuukNgulu Atoll (Islands) 663 Mi. (1067 Km.) Aur Atoll
DaBlhaonuksieWest Fayu Atoll Pikelot Gray Minto Reef 403 Mi. (650 Km.)
Yap Feather Namu Atoll
Sorol Atoll Condor Bank Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon Oroluk
Babeldaob GRaOmeliemefnarEaloatAotoAltloll Tarang Bank WENO Mi. (701 Km.) Atoll POHNPEI ISLANDS
PauliluRc. PALAU ISLANDS MELEKOK Woleai Atoll Reef Pulap Atoll Tol Weno CHUUK 438 Pakin Atoll PALIKIR K Ailinglaplap Atoll Arno Atoll
Puluwat Atoll Polle Tonoas ISLANDS CHAIN
Koror Makik Atoll Lamotrek Atoll Manila Majuro Island
APnegluelairu Ngeruktabel Ulloa Reef Satawal Reef Kuop Atoll Nama MAJURO
AVE
Ge'os Eauripik Atoll Pulusuk Losap Atoll Ant Atoll
River
Km.) PohnpeiIanth Jaluit Atoll Narappu
Garu Mili Atoll
50N Shoal
371 Mi. (599 Namoluk Atoll Sapwuatik Atoll 50N

Sons(oPraollaIusl)ands Helene Etal Atoll Lukanor Atoll LELU Namorik Atoll Kili Island
Pulo Anna (Palau) Shoal Satawan Atoll Ebon Atoll
Kosrae
Achang R. River Ajayan Merir (Palau) MMaicgrnoinfiecseinat MORTLOCK STATE OF KOSRAE
ISLANDS
Coral River AjayaInHPA't. RD. Palikir Passage CHINA STATE OF POHNPEI
Reef As STATE OF CHUUK
(TRUK)
Coco Maile Pt. Makin Atoll
Liguan Pt. Nukuoro Atoll Bikati Onne

13015'N Tobi (Palau) Helen Island (Palau)
Helen Reef
FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA
MELANESIA RUKPIURBIBLAICTIOAFbalang Atill
151030'E 152000'E Nikalap Pakin Atol Pohnpei Islands Marakel Atoll
Kepulauan Asia Tarawa Atoll Bonriki
Kepulauan Ayu Keplauan Mapia Chuuk (Truk) Islands 157045'E Mant Pohnpei 158015'E Passage BAIRIKI
AMjaiowsi Passage Mwand
WPaailgaeuo NZ Visit Franko at 7000'N Airport
0
www.frankosmaps.com North SCALE Palikir Malana Atoll
Passage 0 10
600' Guam Territorial trailhead for hike to Mt. Sasalaguan. Kampanayun Malesso (Bell Tower) F-1 Sweetlips Bluegreen 20 Sokehs I. 00
Seashore Park ACHANG REEF FLAT PRESERVE Extensive Merizo Pier Park F-1 Chromis Miles
Umatac Bay - Site of seagrass beds serve as natural fish nursery. Merizo Konbento F-1 Orangespine Bird Wrasse 00 10 Aru Pass. Kuria Island Bike
Magellon's landing in 1521 (within dotted blue line) No taking of fish or other marine life. Cocos (Dano') Island G-1 Unicornfish Juvenile 20 Palikir
COCOS ISLAND 100-acre island resort in clear Cocos Lagoon G-1 Chuuk Lagoon Kilometers
Harlequin Ghost Moorish Idol Pennant Yellowtail Coris EQUATOR (Truk Lagoon) Madolenihm
Regal Pipefish Bannerfish Humphead Pehleng Passage
Angelfish Blackfin Hogfish Bannerfish Salawati Nonouti
Harold's Chuuk Intl. Northeast Pohnpei Nan Madol NAURU Nauru
lagoon. Glass bottom boat, jetskiing, windsurfing, Gef Pa'go F-2 7030'N (Ponape) Lot Harbor TabToemikiotu
Angelfish Blackspotted P(aMWremeoNnenoO)MOAiNrpEoWTUrotSennooaPsassage Ocean island Beru
snorkeling, nice beaches, fishing, and good food. Inarajan Village F-2 Emperor Puffer
Zebra Rontiki Harbor Harbor Buariki
Saluglula Pool F-2 Angelfish Glasseye New Guinea Mutok SCALE Onotoa
G Historical information provided by the Inarajan Falls Trail F-2 Rectangular Purple Pipefish Sharpnose Giant Moray FAICHUK Ant Atoll Miles 0 10
Guam Preservation Trust Yokoi's Cave F-2 Triggerfish Puffer
HISTORICAL SITES OF GUAM: Threespot Queen 6045'N Kilometers 0 10
Angelfish
1 Agaña (Hagåt~ña) Historic District D-2 9 Talifak Spanish Bridge E-1 Talofofo Falls F-2 Shepard's Peach Blacktip Reef Shark FaUnadpToaotntgiwes Etten 163000'E Jacquinot
Talofofo Bay Beach Park F-3 Angelfish Fairy Anthias Snowflake Three-spot Fefen Pt.
17 Inarajan Historic District F-2 Moray Dascyllus Triton's Yellow Margin Pink IndonesiaPehloang Passage Tol
Moray Anemonefish 3-Banded Uman Gabert I.
2 San Antonio Bridge D-2 10 Sella Bay/Spanish Bridge & Oven F-1 18 St. Joseph's Church F-2 Trumpet Jewel Damsel Fonou SCALE Majuro & Arno Atolls Okat Harbor Tafunsak
Anemonefish 0 10 20 Marshall Islands
Peacock Magnificent 5020'N Mt. Crozer Lelu Lelu
3 Latte Stone Pao rk D-2 11 San Dionisio Church F-1 19 Gadao's Pre-Historic Cave F-2 Orangestriped Flame Pin Arceye Grouper Anemone South Miles Walung (629m) Harbor
4 Fort Santa Agueda D-2 12 Magellan Monument F-1 20 South Pacific Memorial Park C-4 Triggerfish Angelfish Cushion Hawkfish Dusky Passage 0 10 20
5 Plaza De España D-3 13 Fort Soledad F-1 21 Tarague Beach District B-4 Cleaner Trumpetfish 7015'N Utwa
6 Assan Invasion Beach D-2 14 M.G. Cook School F-1 22 Jinapsan Beach B-4 Wrasse Star Razor Anemonefish Kilometers Namwi Malem
Blue Coral
Clown Blue Devil Sea Star BISMARK SEA Feneppi Laura Kalalin
Triggerfish Neoch Majuro LMagaojuorno Majuro Channel
Titan Triggerfish Papua (Laura) Djarrit Tutu Lanar Kosrae 50S
New Guinea Delap SOUTH PACIFIC
Blue Coral 50S SCALE Arno Atoll Ullien
0 20
Fabulous Guides 7 Piti Guns D-2 15 Merizo Kombento F-1 23 Hila'an C-3 Finger 7000'N Fordyce Arno OCEAN
16 Merizo Bell Tower F-1 24 Padre San Vitores Shrine C-3 Coral Miles
of Favorite Places 8 Atantano' Shrine D-2 25 Ypao (Ipao) Archaeological Site C-3 Sea Yellowstripe Sheet Fabulous Guides 0 20 Marshal Islands 7000'N
Copyright 2011 Humbug Urchin Goatfish Coral of Favorite Places Intl. Airport
Whitetip Octopus Fire Copyright 2011 Kilometers
Reef Shark Dartfish Spiny Franko Maps, Ltd.
Franko Maps, Ltd. Lobster www.frankosmaps.com 171000'E 171015'E 171030'E 171045'E
www.frankosmaps.com Kehpara Island
Broad Stingray Sea Cucumber

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