Yaté

E510615

Yaté is a sparsely populated commune in the far south of New Caledonia’s main island, known for its rugged landscapes, lakes, and protected natural areas.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Yaté canonical 3
Yaté (village) 2

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf commune of New Caledonia
borderedBy Mont-Dore
Pacific Ocean
Thio
characterizedBy lakes
protected natural areas
rugged landscapes
sparsely populated
contains Blue River Provincial Park
Goro Plateau
Grand Lac (reservoir of Yaté Dam)
Port-Boisé area
Rivière Bleue (Blue River)
Yaté Dam
Yaté Lake
country France
governedBy municipal council of Yaté
hasCapital Yaté (village)
linked to: Yaté
hasClimate tropical climate
hasEconomicActivity ecotourism
hydroelectric power generation
nickel mining
small-scale agriculture
tourism
hasFeature endemic fauna
endemic flora
red lateritic soils
ultramafic massifs
hasLandUse forests
mining concessions
protected areas
shrublands
hasOfficialLanguage French
hasProtectedArea Parc Provincial de la Rivière Bleue
other provincial reserves
hasRegionalLanguage Ndrumbea
Other Kanak languages
hasSettlement Goro
Waho
Yaté (village)
linked to: Yaté
knownFor biodiversity conservation areas
scenic hiking trails
locatedIn New Caledonia
South Province, New Caledonia
locatedInRegion Far south of Grande Terre
locatedOn Grande Terre
partOf Kanak customary area of Djubéa-Kaponé
Overseas territory of New Caledonia
linked to: New Caledonia
timeZone UTC+11

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Referenced by (5)

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

Province Sud contains Yaté
South Province contains Yaté
Yaté hasCapital Yaté (village)
linked to: Yaté
Yaté hasSettlement Yaté (village)
linked to: Yaté