Coral Sea Islands

Scattered over some 1 million square
kilometers of ocean, the Coral Sea Islands
were declared a territory of Australia in 1969.
They are uninhabited except for a small
meteorological staff on the Willis Islets.
Automated weather stations, beacons,
and a lighthouse occupy many other
islands and reefs.

Location:
Oceania, islands in the Coral
Sea, northeast of Australia