Pitcairn Islands
Pitcairn Islands is a British overseas territory in the South Pacific. Its capital is Adamstown. About 50 people live there (2019). It covers 47 square kilometres.
- Capital
- Adamstown
- People (2019)
- 50
- Area
- 47 km²
- Currency
- New Zealand dollar
Pitcairn Islands at a glance
- Official name
- Pitcairn
- In its own language
- Pitkern Ailen
- Status
- Dependent territory
- Continent
- Oceania
- Capital
- Adamstown
- Population
- 50 (2019)
- Area
- 47 km² (18 mi²)
- People are called
- Pitcairn Islander
- Official languages
- Pitkern, English
- Currency
- New Zealand dollar, Pitcairn Islands dollar
- Head of government
- Charlene Warren-Peu (since 2020)
- Country codes
- PN, PCN
- Calling code
- +64
- Internet domain
- .pn
- Drives on the
- left
- Time zones
- UTC−08:00
- Coordinates
- -25.0677812°, -130.1045778°
Pitcairn Islands on a map
Pitcairn Islands is shown in green. It has no neighbours listed in the data.
- Pitcairn Islands
How far are you from Pitcairn Islands?
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Questions
What is the capital of Pitcairn Islands?
The capital of Pitcairn Islands is Adamstown.
What is the population of Pitcairn Islands?
Pitcairn Islands has about 50 people, as recorded in 2019.
How big is Pitcairn Islands?
Pitcairn Islands covers 47 square kilometres (18 square miles).
What currency does Pitcairn Islands use?
The New Zealand dollar.
What language is spoken in Pitcairn Islands?
The official languages of Pitcairn Islands are Pitkern and English.
Data from Wikidata (CC0), retrieved October 9, 2026. Each figure carries the year it was recorded; a statistic with no recorded date is not shown as current. More on Wikipedia.