Crossword Clue: Trans-Pacific stopping point
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Trans-Pacific stopping point"
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- 1521 stop for Magellan
- 1898 U.S. acquisition
- 30-mile-long Pacific island that's a US territory
- 53rd "state quarter" locale
- American island territory
- American Pacific outpost.
- American Pacific territory
- American territory in Micronesia
- American territory in the Pacific
- American territory
- A Mariana
- Apra Harbor is its main anchorage
- Acquisition of the U.S. in the Spanish-American War
- Agana is its capital
- Agana island
- Agana's island
- Island captured by Japan in 1941
- Island "discovered" by Magellan
- Island discovered by Magellan
- Island east of Manila
- Island explored by Magellan
- Home of the War in the Pacific National Historic Park
- Island near the Mariana Trench
- Island north of New Guinea
- Island originally settled by the Chamorro
- Island that the U.S. military covers nearly 30% of
- Island visited by Magellan
- Island "where America's day begins"
- Island where many Chamorros live
- Island whose capital is Hagåtña
- Hagatna is its capital
- Its biggest city is Dededo
- It's capital is Agana
- Its capital is Hagatña
- Its slogan is "Where America's Day Begins"
- Japanese capture after Pearl Harbor
- Important U. S. base in Pacific.
- Closest landmass to the Marianas Trench
- Stop on Magellan's circumnavigation of the world
- Stop on the first trans-Pacific air route
- Mariana isle
- Marianas isle
- The fruit dove is its official bird
- Pacific island
- Pacific island of W.W. II
- Pacific island territory of America
- Pacific island territory of the U.S.
- Pacific island "where America's day begins"
- Pacific territory of the United States
- Trans-Pacific stopping point
- The Japanese captured it in 1941
- Subject of the 53rd "State Quarter" issued
- "Land of the Chamorros"
- Locale of some U.S. naval forces
- Largest island in Micronesia
- Largest island in the Marianas
- Largest island of Micronesia
- Largest Mariana Island
- Largest Micronesian island
- Largest of the Mariana Islands
- Largest of the Marianas
- Neighbor of Saipan
- Micronesian island
- Micronesia's largest island
- One of the Marianas
- Magellan discovery
- Magellan landing spot
- Southernmost of the Marianas
- Spain ruled it before it became a US territory
- Spanish cession in the Spanish-American War
- Site of Apra Harbor
- Scene of W.W. II fighting
- Westernmost American territory
- W.W. II battleground
- WWII battle site in the Pacific
- Unincorporated US territory with a palm tree on its flag
- US acquisition of 1898
- U.S. island east of the Philippines
- US island east of the Philippines
- U.S. island in the Pacific
- US island in the Pacific
- U.S. Island territory
- US island territory
- U.S.-owned island
- U.S. Pacific island
- US Pacific territory
- U.S. Pacific territory
- U.S. possession since 1898
- U.S. possession
- U.S. territory
- U.S. territory in Kim invectives
- U.S. territory in Oceania
- U.S. territory in the Mariana Islands
- US territory in the Pacific
- U.S. territory in the Pacific
- U.S. territory in W.W. II fighting
- U.S. territory since 1898
- US territory since 1898
- U.S. territory since the Spanish-American War
- US unincorporated territory in the western Pacific
- ''Where America's Day Begins''
- Where America's Day Begins
- 'Where America's Day Begins'
- "Where America's Day Begins" island
- "Where America's day begins"
- Where Chamorro is spoken
- Territory acquired in 1898
- Territory discovered by Magellan
- Territory east of the Philippines
- Territory whose slogan is "Where America's Day Begins"
- Territory with a palm tree in its seal
Recent Usage of Trans-Pacific stopping point in Crossword Puzzles
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- Sheffer - Feb. 16, 2010
- New York Times - Dec. 20, 1998