Cook Islands

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See Cook Island for individual islands of that name.

Cook Islands
Kūki 'Āirani

[[Image:|110px|Sagkal ning Armas ning Cook Islands]] (Bandera) (Sagkal ning Armas)
Motto:
Dalit Pambangsa: Te Atua Mou E (God is Truth)
Tungku	Avarua 21°12′ S 159°46′ W
Pekamaragul a  lakanbalen	Avarua (10,000 (est))
Peka Amanu	English, Cook Islands Māori
Amanu karing Labuad	{{{regional_languages}}}
Gubiernu Prime Minister:	Constitutional monarchy Jim Marurai
Associated state (self-governing in free association with New Zealand)	4 August 1965
Lapad/Dagul  • Total  • Water (%)	236 km² (209th)
Populasyun  • March 2006 est.  • 2001 census  • Pangasiksik	18,700 (218th in 2005) 18,027 76/km² (117th)
GDP (PPP)  • Total  • Per capita	2001 estimate $105 million (not ranked) $5,000 (not ranked)
Pera	New Zealand dollar Also, have Cook Islands dollar that can't be used elsewhere. (NZD)
Oras zona  • Summer (DST)	(UTC-10) (UTC)
Internet TLD	.ck
Pamanaus Kodiko	+682
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• Cook Islands, the best kept secret in the Pacific Ocean- The Most Comprehensive Website
• Cook Islands Government
• Cook Islands Government (summary)
• Cook Islands Tourism Corporation
• Open Directory Project - Cook Islands directory category
• The Cook Islands independent, non-commercial guide
• CIA World Factbook - Cook Islands
• Finding Cook Islands
• Jane's Cook Islands Home Page
• KiaOrana.com — Cook Islands information with images and maps
• Cook Islands National Environment Service
• Cook Islands Biodiversity Database
• Map of the Cook Islands
• Various Cook Islands Photos
• Photographs of Rarotonga, Cook Islands
• Cook Islands Paradise
• Cook Islands guide
• Cook Islands photo galleries

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