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A very basic map of Jarvis Island. This is likely the most distributed as it is included in the CIA World Factbook, which is in the public domain and for that reason is duplicated on many websites.

Source: From the CIA World Factbook

A detailed map of Jarvis Island. What makes this unique is it labels areas with what plants grow there, as well as the location of a proposed landing field.

Drawn by Edwin H. Bryan Jr. Found in Mr. Bryan's 1942 book "American Polynesia and the Hawaiian Chain". Scanned by JarvisIsland.info

Here is this website's modified version.

Map modified by E.H. Bryan Jr. Found by janeresture.com

This appears to be what the above map was created from. It contains more information but is not as readable.

Map modified by E.H. Bryan Jr. Found by jarvisisland.net

Here is this website's modified version.

Map modified by E.H. Bryan Jr. Found by jarvisisland.net

A more exact navigational style map, once again based from the above map .

Source: The University of Texas, Austin.

A map showing the distances of the Line Islands to Honolulu, Hawaii.

Source: jarvisisland.net.

A map created in 1985 when feral cats were eliminated from Jarvis Island detailing the vegetation on the Island. For more on this subject please refer to Resources

Source: Feral Cats on Jarvis Island: Their Effects and Their Eradication. Found by jarvisisland.net

A Bathymetric grid of Jarvis Island at 20 meters.

Source: Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center

A Bathymetric grid of Jarvis Island at 5 meters. Notice the large shoal on the east coast, which can easily be seen in aerial photography. This shoal is another reason why landing is more easily accomplished on the west coast as opposed to the east coast.

Source: Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center

3D view of a Bathymetric grid of Jarvis Island at 5 meters.

Source: Pacific Islands Benthic Habitat Mapping Center

Map of Kiribati and surrounding area: Notice Jarvis Island on the right on the equator.

Source: From the CIA World Factbook

Map of Oceania. The easy way to find Jarvis Island is to find Hawaii and move down until Jarvis is found. This map is a thumbnail and is quite hard to read; for a bigger version please click on the image.

Source: CountryReports.Org

Use the same method described above to find Jarvis Island on this map.

Source: CountryReports.Org