Island Caledonia

Island Caledonia :

The island of Caledonia is part of the Oceania continent in the southern Pacific, specifically within the sea water known as the Coral Sea. Caledonia is located to the east of Australia, to the south of Port Vila, Solomon Islands, to the south-east of Papua New Guinea, to the north of New Zealand and to the west of each of the islands: Fiji, Tonga, Niue, Cauca and French Polynesia.

New Caledonia :

Caledonia is one of the regions of the French-European state, with its capital, Noumea. It was stable for both the British and the French in the 19th century, especially in the first half of the country. The total area of Caledonia is approximately 19,000 square kilometers, Approximately 500 square kilometers.

Climatically, tropical climate is permeate in Caledonia by the south-eastern winds. This is sometimes hot in the region and humidity is high.

Population and language :

The population of Caledonia is estimated to be approximately two hundred and twenty thousand, based on July figures of the year 2000 and 6 AD. The inhabitants of Caledonia belong to many ethnicities. Melanesians make up the largest proportion of the population by about forty-two percent, while the Europeans constitute about 37 percent. The majority of Europeans are French and they are in Caledonia Other ethnicities, including Wallisians, are estimated at 8 percent, Indonesians are up to three and six percent, Polynesians are three and eight percent, and Vietnamese are one and six percent.