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The
Comoro Islands form an archipelago of four islands and several islets,
covering 2170 km², located in the western Indian Ocean about ten to
twelve degrees south of the Equator and less than 300 km off the East
African coast. They lie approximately halfway between the island of
Madagascar and northern Mozambique at the northern end of the Mozambique
Channel. The archipelago is the result of volcanic action along a fissure
in the seabed running west-northwest to east-southeast.
