Because of the remoteness of the place, no search for survivors was ever undertaken.
Today the remoteness is a major advantage as consumers worldwide clamor for fresh (and clean) seafood.
M. (near the Four Corners area), "remoteness" is more of a state of mind.
Its inaccessibility amplifies its remoteness, creating a perception of being at the edge of the world.
Indeed, Yokota's remoteness and lack of adequate transportation links might even make travelers nostalgic for Narita.
Norwegians sniff at the numbing unpleasantness of gutting fish and at the town's remoteness.
Since then, despite the remoteness, they've been visited by researchers, authors, journalists and even a few tourists.
The remoteness of southern Egypt helped topreserve Christianity after the Muslim conquest of Egypt 1, 400 years ago.
Because of bad weather and the remoteness of the area, their bodies were not discovered until 25 May.
Within the Robbers Roost area lies Bluejohn Canyon, revered in the canyoneering community for its remoteness and grandeur.
Eldorado Gold Mines opened Port Radium in 1926 and accommodated the remoteness with the latest technology of the day.
The size of the accounting firm disturbed me less than its geographic remoteness.
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The increase of 15-25% based on the remoteness and difficulty of the areas.
The country's remoteness and high transport costs will protect other industries, he adds.
For sheer remoteness and scenery, visit South Georgia, a narrow, 106-mile-long, snow-covered, glacier-strewn, unpopulated island with two majestic mountain ranges.
The rescue was complicated by the remoteness of the site, which is favored because the harsh geography simulates conditions in Afghanistan.
The remoteness of Turtle Beach is good for more than just people.
The country's remoteness means that it is beyond the reach of most low-cost airlines, which have fuelled tourism in Europe and Asia.
The elevation and remoteness of the hamlet are fairly typical for a region that has defended itself from invasion for some 2, 000 years.
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Coming here preserves that sense of a first trip overseas: the gasp of tropical air on the runway, and the palpable remoteness from home.
Kigoma, the closest major town, is about 130km north of Mahale along the lakeshore, and this remoteness makes getting to and from the park half the fun.
JPL's greatest appeal--its remoteness--may seem like a deterrent to some travelers.
He described his disappointment at learning how, because of the size and remoteness of the Himalayas, the Indian authorities did not carry out a search.
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His reluctance to talk to the press reflects a general remoteness, not helped by his frequent trips home to Chicago, where his seven sons were raised.
Depending on the time of year, you may need to hack your way through high grass and brush for part of the climb, but the remoteness and the stillness are wonderful.
There have been concerns that Russia's vast size, its remoteness from other countries and what is seen as a relatively weak transport system could make travelling around the country problematic.
Landslides have destroyed many roads where they existed in the first place, given the remoteness of some of the affected regions making it extremely difficult to bring in medical and food supplies.
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"It was very far away from Warminster, the nearest town, so it was very remote and yet because of that remoteness it was very attractive to the Army, " she said.
"At this stage, authorities are still trying to establish the exact number and extent of damage, " he told AFP, adding that communications with the islands was difficult because of their remoteness.
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