the lowest known point in the world is at dead sea, jordan.
the lowest known point in the world is at dead sea, jordan.
where is the lowest known point in the world?
dead sea, jordan
bullet::::- the lowest known point is challenger deep, at the bottom of the mariana trench, below sea level. only six humans have reached the bottom of the trench: jacques piccard and u.s. navy lieutenant don walsh in 1960 aboard the bathyscaphe "trieste", filmmaker james cameron in 2012 aboard "deepsea challenger", as well as victor vescovo, patrick lahey, and jonathan struwe aboard the "dsv limiting factor" in 2019.
extreme points of earth
in 2009 the total population was estimated to be 40,419. makira-ulawa people are mostly melanesian and their traditional dances and rituals are still strongly kept, especially in the islands of santa ana (owaraha), santa catalina (owariki), uki-ni-masi and ulawa.









































on makira, six languages are spoken: arosi, bauro, fagani, kahua, owa, and tikopia. the bauro speakers have been considered to be the most isolated and conservative of the makira groups.









































section::::administrative divisions.









































makira-ulawa province is sub-divided into the following wards:









































bullet::::- makira-ulawa province (40,419)









































bullet::::- north ulawa (1,169)









































bullet::::- south ulawa (1,294)









































bullet::::- west ulawa (860)









































bullet::::- ugi and pio (1,212)
makira-ulawa province