Pikelot Island is one of the outer islands of the State of Yap, part of the Federated States of Micronesia. It is a low coral islet, with a wet, tropical climate. It is uninhabited. Since the 1970s, sailors have stranded on the island on several occasions.
The island as seen from the air in 2020
The SOS sign assembled by missing sailors in 2020, seen from the aircraft that found them
The State of Yap is one of the four states of the Federated States of Micronesia, located in the westernmost portion of the country. The state borders Palau to the southwest, Guam to the north, and Chuuk State to the east. According to the state's population census carried out in 2020, the total population is 11,577 residing across a total area of 119.54 sq km, though a large majority of the area is water. The only town area in the state, Colonia, serves as the state capital.
The Yap Monarch, the State Bird of Yap. The bird is native exclusively to the Yapese Main Islands.
Falalap, Woleai Atoll
Yapese dancers in traditional dress celebrating Yap Day through a men's standing dance.
US patrol vessels in Tamil Harbor, Yap Island.