Isla de Año Nuevo, name variant of Isla Observatorio, Argentina
New Year Island (Northern Territory)
New Year Island (Western Australia)
New Year Island (New Zealand)
New Years Island, New York
New Year Island (Tasmania)
Mejit Island, Marshall Islands, called Neujahrsinsel by the German navigator Otto von Kotzebue in 1817
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