Uiha

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Uiha is one of the inhabited islands in Tonga’s Haʻapai group, known for its traditional villages and quiet, rural character.

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Uiha canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
archipelago Tongan archipelago
linked to: Tonga archipelago
climate tropical
country Tonga
ethnolinguisticGroup Tongan people
linked to: Tongans
governedAs part of Haʻapai administrative division
hasCharacteristic quiet
rural
traditional villages
hasCulturalFeature fishing-based economy
subsistence agriculture
traditional Tongan lifestyle
hasReligion Christianity
hasSettlementType village communities
inhabited true
locatedIn Haʻapai
central Tonga
locatedInBodyOfWater Pacific Ocean
South Pacific Ocean
locatedNorthOf Tongatapu
locatedSouthOf Vavaʻu
partOf Haʻapai island group
linked to: Haʻapai

Polynesia
primaryLanguage Tongan
region Haʻapai
secondaryLanguage English
sovereignState Kingdom of Tonga
linked to: Tonga
timeZone UTC+13
timeZoneDST UTC+14

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Haʻapai hasIsland Uiha