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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 5 entries checked · 4 flagged · 8 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 4 still open
Agaléga — The first recorded settlement was founded by M. de Rosemond in August 1808, who discovered the bodies of two castaways and a bottle containing notes from privateer Robert Dufour.
Agaléga — A bridge between the islands was begun but swept away by severe weather.
Aldabra — The atoll was administered as part of the Seychelles, which became a British colony in 1811, and later came under the administration of Mauritius and the Seychelles. This is misleading because Aldabra was administered from Mauritius from 1810 until 1903, when
Aldabra — The 'Aldabra Affair' was an international protest by scientists that led to the abandonment of British military plans for the atoll. This is inaccurate because the plans were abandoned primarily due to financial and logistical reasons, not solely because of th
Andaman Islands — The Cellular Jail was completed in 1906, not 1910.
Andaman Islands — The penal colony was not closed before the Japanese occupation; it was abandoned due to the Japanese threat, with closure and occupation being concurrent.
Aru Islands Regency — The claim that the islands were sighted by Portuguese navigators in the 1520s is imprecise; the first recorded European sighting was in 1511–1512.
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