Nihoa Island

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Nihoa Island is a small, remote, and rugged Hawaiian island known for its significant seabird colonies, endemic species, and important archaeological sites within the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.

All labels observed (2)

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Nihoa Island canonical 2
Manana Island 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hawaiian island
archaeological site
island
protected area
seabird breeding site
uninhabited island
accessRestricted true
administeredBy State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
conservationStatus strictly protected
country United States
designatedAs World Heritage Site component
hasArchaeologicalFeature agricultural terraces
burial sites
heiau
house sites
stone walls
hasEcosystemType coastal shrubland
seabird colony habitat
hasEndemicSpecies Nihoa carnation
Nihoa fan palm
Nihoa finch
Nihoa millerbird
Nihoa sedge
hasFeature dry climate
limited landing areas
rugged terrain
steep cliffs
hasHighestPoint Miller Peak
Tanager Peak
hasSeabirdSpecies Laysan albatross
black-footed albatross
brown booby
red-footed booby
shearwaters
tropicbirds
importantFor Hawaiian cultural history
native plant conservation
seabird nesting
knownFor archaeological sites
endemic species
large seabird colonies
prehistoric Hawaiian habitation remains
locatedIn Hawaii
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
partOf Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
Papahānaumokuākea World Heritage Site
visitation by special permit only

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

Makapuʻu Point overlooks Manana Island
linked to: Nihoa Island