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thumb|Rock-Islands, Republik Palau Ngercheu, or Carp Island, is a small island located within the nation of Palau, specifically within the state of Peleliu. Located approximately 10 kilometers north of Peleliu and 61 kilometers southwest of the capital Ngerulmud, it covers an area of about 1 km2. Ngercheu is notable for its long-running land ownership dispute between branches of the Edaruchei clan, which culminated in a series of court decisions between 2021 and 2024. The island is also home to the Carp Island Resort, a private diving resort that attracts tourists for its snorkelling and scuba

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Instance of
island
Country
Palau
Located in
Peleliu
Population
0
Area
0.93
Body of water
Pacific Ocean
Image
Palau-rock-islands20071222.jpg
Width
0.8
Length
1.4
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Caroline Islands
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thumb|Rock-Islands, Republik Palau Ngercheu, or Carp Island, is a small island located within the nation of Palau, specifically within the state of Peleliu. Located approximately 10 kilometers north of Peleliu and 61 kilometers southwest of the capital Ngerulmud, it covers an area of about 1 km2. Ngercheu is notable for its long-running land ownership dispute between branches of the Edaruchei clan, which culminated in a series of court decisions between 2021 and 2024. The island is also home to the Carp Island Resort, a private diving resort that attracts tourists for its snorkelling and scuba diving activities.

==Geography and location== Ngercheu is located 10 km north of the main island of Peleliu and 61 km southwest of Ngerulmud, the capital of Palau. Ngercheu is roughly 1 km2, star-shaped, and densely forested.

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