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South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands — 34 years of data
Historical Values
| Year | Value |
|---|---|
| 1990 | South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (no short-form name) |
| 1991 | South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (no short-form name) |
| 1992 | South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (no short-form name) |
| 1993 | conventional long form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 1994 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 1995 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 1996 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 1998 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 1999 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 2000 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 2002 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 2003 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 2004 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 2005 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none |
| 2006 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2007 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2008 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: none abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2009 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2010 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2011 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2012 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2013 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2014 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2015 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands | abbreviation: SGSSI |
| 2016 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands | abbreviation: SGSSI | etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to disting |
| 2017 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands | abbreviation: SGSSI | etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to disting |
| 2018 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands | abbreviation: SGSSI | etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to disting |
| 2019 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands | abbreviation: SGSSI | etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to disting |
| 2020 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands | conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands | abbreviation: SGSSI | etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to disting |
| 2021 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to distinguish t |
| 2022 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to distinguish t |
| 2023 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to distinguish t |
| 2024 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI etymology: South Georgia was named "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 by Captain James COOK in honor of British King GEORGE III; the explorer also discovered the Sandwich Islands Group that year, which he named "Sandwich Land" after John MONTAGU, the Earl of Sandwich and First Lord of the Admiralty; the word "South" was later added to distinguish t |
| 2025 | conventional long form: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands conventional short form: South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands abbreviation: SGSSI etymology: Captain James COOK originally named it "the Isle of Georgia" in 1775 in honor of British King GEORGE III; the word "South" was later added to distinguish these islands from the other Sandwich Islands, now known as the Hawaiian Islands |