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Preston, G. L. (1997). Ship Groundings in the Pacific Islands Region Issues and Guidelines. Apia, Western Samoa: South Pacific Regional Environment Programe. ISBN 978-982-04-0156-3. {{ZoteroDetails |key = 4RW99DAC |itemType = book |title = Ship Groundings in the Pacific Islands Region Issues and Guidelines |version = 31218 |extra = OCLC: 45074145 |abstractNote = The document arises from a project conceived by the South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) which aims to develop, from a multi-disciplinary perspective, guidelines for dealing with ship grounding events within the Pacific Islands region.

The project was not intended to be an exhaustive long-term study, or to address the specific characteristics of every country of the region, each of which has different characteristics in regard to ship-grounding issues, including legal systems based on variations of British, American or French law. Rather, the study has taken a regional perspective, illustrated wherever possible by examples drawn from individual countries and especially from the Cook Islands, Fiji and Federated States of Micronesia. These countries were selected as being representative of the Pacific’s three principal sub-regions.

Index: Chuuk 24, 82 Federated States of Micronesia 16, 21, 114 – 115 Kosrae 73 Kwajalein 94 Majuro 25 Mariana Islands 16, 22 Ngulu 82 [[Palau 24 – 25, 29, 75, 83, 96 Pohnpei 24, 74, 83 – 84, 114 – 115 Republic of the Marshall Islands 24 – 26, 29, 94 Satawal 83, 114 – 115 Tarawa 25, 121 Woleai 82, 115 Yap 59, 82 – 83, 114 – 116 |attachment = AWXNZRB7 }}