Where on Earth...? MISR Mystery Image Quiz #10 Here's another
chance to play geographical detective! These images from the
Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR) were captured by
the instrument's nadir camera on July 31, 2002, and show a
natural-color (top) and false-color (bottom) view of a 291
kilometer x 158 kilometer area. The false-color image includes
data from the camera's near-infrared band, and accentuates the
appearance of vegetation. North is toward the top. Below are
nine statements about the large, leaf-shaped island in the lower
left part of the image area. Only some of these statements are
true. Use any reference materials you like, and mark each
statement true or false: 1. The island is known by at least
three different names. 2. At least one language spoken on the
island is not in common usage anywhere else. 3. The capital city
of the province to which this island belongs is located within
200 kilometers of the northern boundary of the image area. 4.
The island's shores are home to its