text: KOSRAE ,_ 1- , ', I ., I ,, I ·~ I I I - J --------- KIRIBATI ""a l!:::Makm r&~MarakeJ Abatang\~ Tarawa~ MaJanat} Abemama~ KuriaO.,::y "' oo Aranuka -------------------~----1-----______ .... NAURU' • Banaba --I----- PAPUA NEW GUINEA WuvuluQ (.)Hermit Is • Saint Matthias Group Mussau(), The boundartes and names shown on thiS map do not Imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Natwns. Admiralty Is Man~~ t;:;::::r . _. • • •• ~ cD Rambutyo 144" 148" .· c..Emffau <::J~e~ Hanover ... New Ireland~ 156° 160° Delmearwn of Territorial area and Imes of JUrtsd!ctwn are not to be mterpreted as boundaries. 164° ? 1~ 2~ 3~0 km 1------,----. 1 -,·--- T -~ 0 100 200 300 m1 168° 172° .. go ITINERARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS VISITING MISSION TO PALAU TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS February 1990 50 100km 50 NORTH PACIFIC + : Sonsorol Is. ,Pulo Anna , Merir + ""()He/en ?i ~.;1 DHelen Reef The boundafles and names shown on th1s map do nor tmp!y offiCial endorsement or acceptance by the Umred NatiOns 2" 100m1 0 C EA N MAP NO. 3065 Rev. 7 UNITED NATIONS MARCH 1990 (~\ \ \ Velasco Reef \ J '01 ']' Kayangel Is. 000 0~] 11'.~ [\"' J ,,.~?; + Palau )u1 lsland 1s _/11/"J r belthuap .£ -1/ \.. A~'<:JKoror \ ••• , j/u~ukthapel \':/' ;:; ~Pele/iu 0Angaur PALAU ISLANDS 10km 10m1 134° 20' 134° 40' go+- 136° 7° 40' UNITED NATIONS Trusteeship Council FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION (May-June 1990) Official Records f .. Ref.: } ; ~ ~--· 1~. ~ ... ~ • ' CORRIGENDUM Supplement No. 1 (T/1942) May 1990 NEW YORK REPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS VISITING MISSION TO OBSERVE THE PLEBISCITE IN PALAU, TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS, FEBRUARY 1990 Corrigendum Page iii, contents, chapter III Page 3, chapter III 
analysis: The text appears to be a map and report related to a United Nations visiting mission to Palau, a trust territory in the Pacific Islands. The report discusses the mission's observations and findings, including territorial boundaries, population, and infrastructure. The map shows various islands, reefs, and territorial boundaries. Given the focus on a specific geographic location and the role of the United Nations, it seems likely that the text is related to international relations, governance, or development.