Orohena

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Orohena is the highest peak on the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia, known for its rugged volcanic terrain and prominence in the Society Islands.

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Orohena canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
volcanic peak
country France
elevation 2241 metres
7352 feet
hasClimate tropical
hasClimbingRoute hiking and scrambling routes
hasCulturalSignificance prominent landmark in Tahitian landscape
hasGeologicalOrigin hotspot volcanism
hasMountainType extinct volcano
hasNearbySettlement Mahina
Papeete
Pirae
hasTerrain rugged
volcanic
hasVegetation montane vegetation on upper slopes
tropical rainforest on lower slopes
isHighestPointOf French Polynesia
Tahiti
isOnIsland Tahiti Nui
isPopularFor hiking
mountain climbing
trekking
isVisibleFrom Papeete
locatedIn French Polynesia
Pacific Ocean
Society Islands
Tahiti
mountainRange Tahiti volcanic massif
nameLanguage Tahitian
partOf Society Islands archipelago
linked to: Society Islands

Windward Islands
topographicIsolation over 1000 kilometres
topographicProminence 2241 metres

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Mont Orohena hasLocalName Orohena