Tinian

Tinian is a small island in the Northern Mariana Islands, located in the western Pacific Ocean. It covers about 36 square miles and is part of the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Historically, Tinian was a significant military base during World War II, serving as a launching point for bombing campaigns against Japan. Today, it has a small population and is known for its historical sites, including remnants of the wartime airstrips and tunnels. The island features beautiful beaches, lush landscapes, and a quiet, rural community, making it a place of both historical interest and natural beauty.