Bounty Islands

The Bounty Islands is a group of islands in the South Pacific Ocean. The islands are very small, the biggest one is just  in size. They whole group is about  across. In total, there are 22 islands and islets.  The islands are uninhabited. Politically, they are part of New Zealand.  William Bligh discovered the islands in 1788, and named them after his ship, Bounty. The islands are about  southeast of Christchurch.

Category:Islands of New Zealand
Category:Uninhabited islands