Little Andaman
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Little Andaman is a prominent island in the Andaman Islands archipelago, which is part of the union territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Located in the Indian Ocean, it is south of Great Andaman and separated from the Nicobar Islands by the Ten Degree Channel. The island is characterized by dense forests and mangrove swamps. Historically, it was home to the indigenous Onge people, who traditionally lived a hunting-and-gathering lifestyle. Little Andaman is accessible via an interisland steamer service from Port Blair, the capital of the union territory.123
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