Jolo (wyspa)
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 zdjęcie satelitarne wyspy Jolo | ||
| Kontynent | Azja | |
|---|---|---|
| Państwo |  Filipiny | |
| Akwen | Morze Sulu | |
| Powierzchnia | 869 km² | |
| Populacja (2000) • liczba ludności • gęstość | 447 700 515,6 os./km² | |
Położenie na mapie Filipin  | ||
 5°58′19,6861″N 121°02′28,9134″E/5,972135 121,041365 | ||
Jolo – górzysta wyspa wulkaniczna w południowo-zachodniej części Filipin[1]. Znajduje się w Archipelagu Sulu[1], między Borneo a Mindanao.
Ludność wyspy zajmuje się rybołówstwem oraz uprawą palmy kokosowej[1].
Przypisy
- ↑ a b c Jolo, [w:] Encyklopedia PWN [online] [dostęp 2021-04-03].
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Jolo Space Shuttle image.jpg
The dumbbell-shaped, E-W-trending Jolo island contains numerous pyroclastic cones and craters, some of which are visible in this Space Shuttle image with north to the upper left. The island is about 60 km wide in an E-W direction; its largest city, Jolo, lies on the northern coast (left-center). The isolated location of Jolo at the SW end of the Philippines archipelago as well as political unrest have inhibited geological studies of the volcano.
The dumbbell-shaped, E-W-trending Jolo island contains numerous pyroclastic cones and craters, some of which are visible in this Space Shuttle image with north to the upper left. The island is about 60 km wide in an E-W direction; its largest city, Jolo, lies on the northern coast (left-center). The isolated location of Jolo at the SW end of the Philippines archipelago as well as political unrest have inhibited geological studies of the volcano.