Which U.S. state does Guam belong to?

In Oceania

The name Guam is located at the southernmost tip of the Mariana Islands. It is the gateway to Micronesia (the collective name of the Western Pacific islands). U.S. overseas territories.

An area of ??541 square kilometers.

Population 158,000 (2002). Among them, Chamorro people (mixed descendants of Spanish, Micronesian and Filipino people) account for about 43%, and the rest are mainly Filipinos and immigrants from the United States, as well as Micronesians, Guam people Aboriginal people and Asians, etc. English is the official language, and Chamorro and Japanese are commonly spoken. 85% of the residents are Catholic. In 1996, more than 2,000 Kurdish refugees were temporarily resettled on the island.

The capital is Agana, with a population of 1,400 (2000).

The Governor-General has executive power and is elected by universal suffrage every four years. In June 1995, Carl Gutierrez took office as Governor.