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Your browser does not support script Your browser does not support script Geography Guam's Place in the World People Culture Religion ... Community Service From the air, Guam looks like it was pushed up out of the sea. Geologists say the island was formed millions of years ago, when a pair of volcanoes sank beneath the ocean and left behind two separate chunks of land. The lava remains of the southern volcano, the younger of the two, eventually fused with the older, northern crater, whose limestone top had formed from an extensive coral polyp community during a long period underwater. Guam is shaped like a footprint and is 30 miles long, stretching from Ritidian Point in the north to the village of Merizo in the south. The widest point, between Orote Point and Ylig Point, is about 12 miles across; the island's narrowest point is about four miles. A close scientific examination of Guam reveals four main physical divisions - the northern limestone plateau, the dissected volcanic plateau in the south, the south-central basin area and the fringing reef areas of the coastal lowlands.

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