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Indonesia has started the archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich of counting its archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich to better protect its archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich and marine resources. It wants to locate and name an archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich 1,700 islands in time for the UN Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names in August. Indonesia wants archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich and fishing rights surrounding the islands, many of archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich its neighbors claim. Indonesia says archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich fishing is costing billions of dollars in lost archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich each year. A spokeswoman told the BBC: "Sixty per cent of islands in Indonesia don't have a name or… archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich status, so they can archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich be taken…by another country."

Indonesia is the world's largest archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich. In 2012, it registered 13,466 islands. A 1996 archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich estimated there were 17,508 islands. The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea says an island is, "a archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich formed area of land, surrounded by archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich, which is still exposed at archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich tide". A government spokesman explained the archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich of the job the counting team had. He said: "We have to visit archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich one of these islands, and then we note the archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich, the name, the meaning of the name, the history of the land and describe the archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich and its geographical history…all that in great archipelagocoordinatesdetaileasilyeveryextrahighillegalislandslandscapelawlegalnaturallyrevenuesizesovereigntytaskterritorywaterwhich."