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Page 1: Major Language Families in Asia-Pacific - ReliefWeb · Major language families T his map u ed trv foF nE publication 'Ethnologue: Languages of the World'. The publication identifies

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AGANA

NOUMÉAAVARUA

SAIPAN

PAPEETE

Kingston

MATU UTU

ADAMSTOWN

PAGO PAGO

SUVA

APIA

YAREN

KOROR

TARAWA

MAJURO

HONIARA

PALIKIR

FUNAFUTI

PORT-VILA

NUKU'ALOFA

PORT MORESBY

CHINA

AUSTRALIA

INDIA

MONGOLIA

MYANMAR

THAILAND

I N D O N E S I A

JAPAN

VIET NAM

NEPAL

M A L A Y S I A

PAPUANEW

GUINEA

CAMBODIA

NEW ZEALAND

BANGLADESH

PHILIPPINES

SRI LANKA

LAO PDR

JAMMU &KASHMIR

BHUTAN

REP. OF KOREA

DPRK

ARUNASHALPRADESH

FIJI

TIMOR-LESTE

New Caledonia (Fra.)

VANUATU

SOLOMON ISLANDS

BRUNEIDARUSSALAM

Guam (U.S.)

PALAU

French Polynesia (Fra.)Niue (N.Z.)

KIRIBATISINGAPORE

TONGA

MICRONESIA (FEDERATED STATES OF)

ChristmasIsland (Aus.)

CookIslands(N.Z.)

Pitcairn (U.K.)

Northern MarianaIslands (U.S.)

NAURU

Norfolk Island (Aus.)

TOKELAU (N.Z.)TUVALU

MALDIVES

MARSHALL ISLANDS

Cocos (Keeling)islands (Aus.)

AKSAICHIN

SAMOAAMERICAN

SAMOA (U.S.)

TaiwanProvince of China

Wallis &Futunu (Fra.)

MALE

DILI

HANOI

TOKYO

MANILA

JAKARTA

SRI JAYEWARDENEPURAKOTTE

BANGKOK

YANGON

BEIJING

Canberra

NEW DELHI

VIENTIANE

KATHMANDU

Wellington

PHNOM PENH

ULAANBAATAR

KUALA LUMPUR

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

SEOUL

DHAKA

THIMPHU

SINGAPORE

PYONGYANG

SINO-TIBETAN

ALTAIC

INDO-EUROPEAN

AUSTRALIAN

JAPANESE

DRAVIDIAN

TAI-KADAI

AFRO-ASIATIC

LANGUAGEISOLATE

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AUSTRO-ASIATIC

AUSTRONESIAN

HMONG-MIEN

TRANS-NEW GUINEA

GEELVINK BAY

WEST PAPUAN

SEPIK-RAMU

EAST PAPUAN

TORRICELLI

LOWER MAMBERAMO

ANDAMANESE

BAYONO-AWBONO

EAST BIRD'S HEAD

KWOMTARI-BAIBAI

LEFT MAY

SKO

AMTO-MUSAN

TAIPEI

United Nations Office for the Coordinationof Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)

Regional Office for Asia Pacific (ROAP)Executive Suite, 2nd Floor,

UNCC Building, Rajdamnern Nok Ave,Bangkok 10200, Thaniland

Legend!\ Country capital!( Territory capital

Country Naming ConventionUN MEMBER STATETerritory or Associated StateDISPUTED TERRITORY

Map data source(s):UN Cartographic Section, FAO, Global Discovery, WorldLanguage Mapping SystemDisclaimers:The designations employed and the presentation ofmaterial on this map do not imply the expression of anyopinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of theUnited Nations concerning the legal status of anycountry, territory, city or area or of its authorities, orconcerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.

0 1,000 2,000Kilometers

Map Doc Name:Creation Date:Projection/Datum:Web Resources:

OCHA_ROAP_Language_v6_11051919 May 2011

Behrmann/WGS84http://ochaonline.un.org/roap

Major Language Families in Asia-PacificIssued: 01 May 2011

Major language familiesThis map uses a dataset derived from the Fifteenth Edition of thepublication 'Ethnologue: Languages of the World'. The publicationidentifies more than 3,200 languages in the Asia Pacific region in 28major linguistic families. Among these languages is Mandarin, spokenby almost 900 million people predominantly in China, while PapuaNew Guinea is home to over 800 languages, of which more than 350are spoken by less than 1,000 people.This map depicts the traditional linguistic homelands of each languagefamily. Populations away from their homelands are not mapped andpolygons are not provided for languages which are consideredwidespread in a country, e.g. where the language polygon would beessentially identical to the country boundary.Language data are from the World Language Mapping System(WLMS) and are available from GMI (http://www.gmi.org/wlms/)

Afro-AsiaticAltaicAmto-MusanAndamaneseAustralianAustro-AsiaticAustronesianBayono-AwbonoDravidianEast Bird's Head

East PapuanGeelvink BayHmong-MienIndo-EuropeanJapaneseKwomtari-BaibaiLanguage IsolateLeft MayLower MamberamoMixed Language

Sepik-RamuSino-TibetanSkoTai-KadaiTorricelliTrans-New GuineaUnclassifiedWest Papuan

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