Heard Island and McDonald Islands

[hurd]

noun

(used with a plural verb)

1. a group of barren subarctic islands belonging to Australia, in the southern Indian Ocean: a designated nature preserve. HIMI

Example Sentences

Heard Island and McDonald Islands, populated by penguins and seals and also subject to the tariffs, offered no comment.

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Many, such as Zvezda TV which is run by Russia's defence ministry, note the inclusion of uninhabited Heard Island and McDonald Islands on the tariffs list.

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Heard Island and McDonald Islands   The islands have no indigenous   economic activity, but the Australian Government allows limited   fishing in the surrounding waters.

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Geography Heard Island and McDonald Islands Location: islands in the Indian Ocean, about two-thirds of the way from Madagascar to Antarctica Geographic coordinates:

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Heard Island and McDonald Islands:   These uninhabited, barren islands   were transferred from the UK to Australia in 1947.

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