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- Q1249460 subject Q6312276.
- Q1249460 subject Q8467355.
- Q1249460 subject Q8555744.
- Q1249460 subject Q8865963.
- Q1249460 abstract "Sarah Ann Island (also spelled Sarah Anne) is a vanished island, previously located at 4°0′0″N 154°22′0″W (though sometimes listed at about 175° W). It was discovered in 1858 and claimed by an American guano firm, under the Guano Islands Act (as Sarah Anne).A search in 1932 by German astronomers was unsuccessful.In 1937, the United States Pacific Fleet attempted to locate the island, intending to establish an observatory there to view the Solar eclipse of June 8, 1937, but was also unsuccessful. The island, which was observed 15 years before, was nowhere to be found. Instead, observations were made on the nearby Canton and Enderbury Islands and Sarah Ann was quietly removed from Naval charts.One explanation is that Sarah Ann Island was identical to Malden Island, but due to a clerical error it was listed at 4° N instead of 4° S.".
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- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q2618621.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q494920.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q513470.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q532590.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q6312276.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q7556460.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q8467355.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q8555744.
- Q1249460 wikiPageWikiLink Q8865963.
- Q1249460 point "4.0 -154.36666666666667".
- Q1249460 type SpatialThing.
- Q1249460 comment "Sarah Ann Island (also spelled Sarah Anne) is a vanished island, previously located at 4°0′0″N 154°22′0″W (though sometimes listed at about 175° W).".
- Q1249460 label "Sarah Ann Island".
- Q1249460 lat "4.0".
- Q1249460 long "-154.36666666666667".