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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 10 entries checked · 6 flagged · 11 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 5 still open
Santa Maria Island — The claim that the island emerged approximately 8.12 million years ago is imprecise; the oldest volcanic rocks on Santa Maria are dated to about 8.12 million years ago, but the island's emergence is generally cited as around 8 to 6 million years ago, and the s
Santa Maria Island — The claim that the first records of a group of islands in the Atlantic came from voyages during the reigns of King Denis (1279–1325) and King Afonso IV (1325–1357) is not supported by established canon; there are no credible historical records of Portuguese vo
Sentosa — The entry states that Fort Siloso on Sentosa was used as a prisoner-of-war camp for Australian and British prisoners during the Japanese occupation, but the POW camp was located elsewhere on the island (e.g., at the former Blakang Mati barracks), not at Fort S
Severnaya Zemlya — The claim that permanent ice joined the islands to Eurasia until 2012, blocking the Northeast Passage, is an exaggeration and not supported by established canon; the Vilkitsky Strait is ice-covered but not a permanent land bridge.
Singapore (island) — The population figure of 'Approximately 5.45 million as of mid-2020s (2023 estimate)' is incorrect for the main island alone; the 2023 estimate for the entire country was about 5.92 million, and the main island's population is not separately estimated at 5.45
Singapore (island) — The statement 'Land reclamation has increased the main island's area from 580 km² in the 1960s to approximately 730 km² today' is inaccurate; the main island's area in the 1960s was about 581.5 km², and as of the 2020s it is approximately 710 km², not 730 km².
Vancouver Island — The claim that Mediterranean crops like olives and lemons have been commercially or widely cultivated on Vancouver Island since the mid-1990s is a factual error because such crops are not typically grown commercially in the region due to climate limitations, a
Victoria Island — The claim that Victoria Island is the eighth-largest island in the world is incorrect; it is actually the ninth-largest.
Victoria Island — The claim that the island's largest lake is Ferguson Lake (Tahiryuaq) with an area of 562 km² is incorrect; the largest lake on Victoria Island is actually Lake Taseko.
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