Ilhas Desertas

E163857

Ilhas Desertas is a small, uninhabited Portuguese archipelago near Madeira, known for its rugged landscapes and protected wildlife habitats, including important seabird and monk seal colonies.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Ilha Deserta 1
Ilhas Desertas canonical 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
uninhabited islands
administrativeRegion Autonomous Region of Madeira
linked to: Madeira
conservationFocus Mediterranean monk seal
seabirds
country Portugal
countryTerritoryOf Portugal
hasCharacteristic arid terrain
limited vegetation
steep cliffs
hasEcosystem coastal ecosystem
marine ecosystem
hasIsland Bugio
Deserta Grande
Ilhéu Chão
inhabited no
knownFor Mediterranean monk seal colonies
protected wildlife habitats
rugged landscapes
seabird colonies
languageUsedInToponymy Portuguese
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
locatedNear Madeira Island
linked to: Madeira
partOf Madeira archipelago
linked to: Madeira
population 0
protectedStatus nature reserve
protected area for wildlife
region Macaronesia
usedFor regulated ecotourism
scientific research

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Macaronesia hasPart Ilhas Desertas
Ilha da Barreta hasAlternativeName Ilha Deserta
linked to: Ilhas Desertas