Gazelle Peninsula

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The Gazelle Peninsula is a prominent landform in East New Britain Province of Papua New Guinea, known for its volcanic landscapes, coastal settlements, and cultural significance to the Tolai people.

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Gazelle Peninsula canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf peninsula
administrativeCenterOf East New Britain Province
borderedBy Bismarck Sea
climate tropical rainforest climate
country Papua New Guinea
ethnicGroup Tolai people
hasCulturalPractice Tolai tubuan and dukduk secret societies
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
fishing
tourism
hasFeature caldera system
coastal plains
harbour of Rabaul
volcanic landscape
hasMajorCity Kokopo
Rabaul
hasSettlement Kerevat
Vunamami
Vunapope
hasTransportInfrastructure Tokua Airport
hasVolcano Rabaul caldera
linked to: Rabaul volcano

Tavurvur
Vulcan
historicalEvent 1994 Rabaul volcanic eruptions
World War I German colonial administration center in Rabaul
World War II Japanese base in Rabaul
knownFor cocoa plantations
cocoa production
coconut plantations
copra production
cultural significance to Tolai people
fertile volcanic soils
languageSpoken English
Kuanua language
Tok Pisin
locatedIn Bismarck Archipelago
East New Britain Province
Islands Region of Papua New Guinea
locatedInHemisphere Eastern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
locatedOn New Britain
nearbyIsland Duke of York Islands
ocean Bismarck Sea
partOf East New Britain Province
timeZone UTC+10
traditionalCurrency shell money (tabu) of Tolai people

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

Tolai language region Gazelle Peninsula
Tolai people region Gazelle Peninsula
Vitiaz Strait region adjacentTo Gazelle Peninsula
Kerevat partOf Gazelle Peninsula
Tolai shell money region Gazelle Peninsula
Dukduk secret society associatedWith Gazelle Peninsula