Saleaula

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Saleaula is a village on the Samoan island of Savaiʻi, known for being partially buried by lava flows from early 20th-century volcanic eruptions.

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Saleaula canonical 6

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Statements (32)

Predicate Object
instanceOf village
affectedByEruptionOf Mauga Afi
country Samoa
countrySubdivision Savaiʻi island
linked to: Savaiʻi
eruptionPeriod early 20th century
governingCountryCapital Apia
hasClimate tropical rainforest climate
hasEconomicActivity fishing
small-scale tourism
subsistence agriculture
hasLanguage English
Samoan
linked to: Samoan language
hasNearbySettlement Safotu
Safune
Samauga
hasNotableFeature church partly buried by lava
lava fields
lava-covered grave sites
partially buried village ruins
hasReligiousSite Catholic church ruins
Christian churches
hasTourismActivity visits to lava-buried church
volcanic landscape sightseeing
locatedInArchipelago Samoan Islands
locatedInDistrict Gagaʻemauga
locatedInOcean Pacific Ocean
locatedInPoliticalEntity Itu-o-Tane
locatedInRegion northwestern Samoa
locatedOnCoastOf north coast of Savaiʻi
locatedOnIsland Savaiʻi
partiallyBuriedBy lava flows
timeZone UTC−11:00

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

Savaiʻi hasSettlement Saleaula
Fagamalo hasNearbySettlement Saleaula
Gagaʻemauga hasCapital Saleaula