Public holidays in the Federated States of Micronesia

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This is a list of public holidays in the Federated States of Micronesia.

DateName Chuuk Kosrae Pohnpei Yap Source
January 1 New Year's Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
January 11Constitution Day (Kosrae)NoYesNoNo[ citation needed ]
March 1, 2 Yap Day (Yap)NoNoNoYes[ citation needed ]
March 31 Culture Day YesYesYesYes [1]
March–April Good Friday YesNoYesNo[ citation needed ]
May 10 Constitution Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
August 21Gospel DayNoYesNoNo[ citation needed ]
September 8Liberation Day (Kosrae)NoYesNoNo[ citation needed ]
September 11Liberation Day (Pohnpei)NoNoYesNo[ citation needed ]
October 1Constitution Day (Chuuk)YesNoNoNo[ citation needed ]
Second Friday in OctoberTeachers' Appreciation DayYesNoNoNo[ citation needed ]
October 24 United Nations Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
November 1 Satowan Day YesNoNoNo[ citation needed ]
November 3 Independence Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
November 8Constitution Day (Pohnpei)NoNoYesNo[ citation needed ]
November 11 Veterans Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
November 23 Presidents Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
Fourth Thursday in November Thanksgiving NoYesNoNo[ citation needed ]
December 24Constitution Day (Yap)NoNoNoYes[ citation needed ]
December 25 Christmas Day YesYesYesYes[ citation needed ]
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References

  1. Puas, Gonzaga (28 September 2021). The Federated States of Micronesia’s Engagement with the Outside World: Control, Self-Preservation and Continuity. ANU Press. p. 46. ISBN   978-1-76046-465-3.