American Samoa
American Samoa is a territory that is an unincorporated organized territorial entity of the United States of America. It is located in the South Pacific Ocean.
The capital is the city of Pagopago.
The climate is tropical, with high humidity and high temperatures.
Population 57,285 people (2022).
The official language is English. The local population also speaks Samoan and Tokelauan, the languages of the Polynesian peoples.
The standard of living may vary, but the infrastructure and economy are at a lower level compared to the mainland United States.
Medical and educational systems are limited and may not meet mainland US standards.
American Samoa grants citizenship by birth, but not citizenship of the United States of America. US citizenship is given to a child only if the parent is a US citizen.
American Samoa has beautiful beaches and coral reefs. Attractions include Pola National Park, World War II Heritage, and traditional cultural events and festivals.