Due to their remote locations, often face unique challenges in receiving assistance from outside the jurisdiction quickly and often request assistance from neighboring islands, other nearby countries, States, the private sector or nongovernmental organization resources, or the Federal Government.

Territorial and insular area governments is the answer.

An insular area can be described as a geographical area that is neither in any of the states of the United States nor is it a federal district area.

A territorial area is a government that is under another government.

Guam and American Samoa are two insular territories of the United States of America.

These two places are in remote areas. They are both Islands. To get help, they have to rely on neighboring Islands, countries and states that are close by and resources from NGO's

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