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The Green Islands are a small group of islands in Papua New Guinea. They are located at 4°30′S 154°10′E / 4.500°S 154.167°E / -4.500; 154.167, about 200 km (124 mi) east of Rabaul on New Britain and about 200 km (124 mi) northwest of Bougainville. The Green Islands are administered as part of Bougainville Province (also known as North Solomons Province).

Nissan is the largest island of the group. Other islands include: Pinipel, Sau, Barahun and Sirot.

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Bismarck Archipelago	Admiralty Islands Baluan Big Ndrova Bipi Little Ndrova Los Negros Lou Manus Pak Pam Islands Pityilu Island Ponam Island Purdy St. Andrews Islands Rambutyo Tong Baudisson Bagabag Duke of York Islands Duke of York Island Kabakon Kerawara Makada Mioko Mualim Ulu Dyaul Feni Islands Ambitle Babase Karkar Lihir Group Lihir Island Long Manam Manne New Britain New Hanover New Ireland Patio Ritter St Matthias Islands Emirau Mussau Sakar Schouten Islands Bam Blup Blup Kadovar Mut Mut Vial Selapiu Tabar Group Simberi Tabar Tatau Tanga Islands Boang Lif Malendok Tefa Tolokiwa Tsoilaunung Umboi Western Islands Aua Hermit Islands Kaniet Islands Ninigo Islands Sae Wuvulu
Louisiade Archipelago	Bonvouloir Islands East Hastings Strathord Islands Calvados Chain Bagaman Gulewa Hemenahei Kuwanak Motorina Pana Wina Utian Conflict Group Auriroa Lunn Daloloia Group Deboyne Islands Panaeati Panapompom Duchateau Islands Dumoulin Islands Engineer Islands Misima Jomard Islands Panarairai Pana Tinani Pocklington Reef Renard Islands Rossel (Yela) Samarai Islands Basilaki Gonubalabala Kui Samarai Sideia Vanatinai Yeina
North Solomon Islands	Bougainville Buka Carteret Islands Green Islands Barahun Nissan Pinipel Sirot Takuu
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-The '''Green Islands''' are a small group of [[island]]s in [[Papua New Guinea]]. They are located at {{Coord|4|30|S|154|10|E |display=inline,title}}, about {{Convert|200|km|0|abbr=on}} east of [[Rabaul]] on [[New Britain]] and about {{Convert|200|km|0|abbr=on}} northwest of [[Bougainville Island|Bougainville]]. The Green islands are administered as part of [[Bougainville Province]] (also known as North Solomons Province).
+The '''Green Islands''' are a small group of [[island]]s in [[Papua New Guinea]]. They are located at {{Coord|4|30|S|154|10|E |display=inline,title}}, about {{Convert|200|km|0|abbr=on}} east of [[Rabaul]] on [[New Britain]] and about {{Convert|200|km|0|abbr=on}} northwest of [[Bougainville Island|Bougainville]]. The Green Islands are administered as part of [[Bougainville Province]] (also known as North Solomons Province).
 [[Nissan Island|Nissan]] is the largest island of the group. Other islands include: [[Pinipel Island|Pinipel]], [[Sau Island|Sau]], [[Barahun Island|Barahun]] and [[Sirot Island|Sirot]].

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