Pag archipelago

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The Pag archipelago is a group of Croatian islands in the Adriatic Sea, centered around the island of Pag and known for its rugged coastline, salt production, and distinctive cultural traditions.

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Pag archipelago canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
geographical region
climate Mediterranean climate
country Croatia
hasCharacteristic karst landscape
rugged coastline
sparse vegetation
hasEconomicActivity fishing
livestock farming
salt production
tourism
hasIsland Ist

Mali Sikavac
Maun
Molat
Olib
Ošljak
linked to: Ošjak

Pag
Pašman
Planik
Premuda
Rava
Rivanj
Sestrunj
Silba
Skrda
Smokvica Pag
Ugljan
Veli Sikavac
Vir
Vir archipelago islets
Vrgada
Škarda
hasMainIsland Pag
knownFor Pag cheese
cultural heritage
distinctive folk costumes
lace-making tradition
sea salt production
traditional dances
traditional sheep breeding
language Croatian
locatedIn Adriatic Sea
northern Adriatic
nearbyCity Zadar
partlyIn Lika-Senj County
partOf Zadar County
region Dalmatia
sea Adriatic Sea

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Kvarner Gulf hasArchipelago Pag archipelago