Kotu

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Kotu is a small inhabited island in the Haʻapai group of the Kingdom of Tonga, known for its traditional Tongan village life and remote, low-lying coral landscape.

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Kotu canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
administrativeDivision Haʻapai Division
archipelago Tongan archipelago
linked to: Tonga archipelago
country Kingdom of Tonga
linked to: Tonga
hasAccess boat transport
hasCharacteristic limited infrastructure
low elevation
rural community
hasClimate tropical climate
hasCulturalRegion Tongan culture
hasEcosystem coastal ecosystem
coral reef ecosystem
hasEnvironment coral island environment
hasFeature remote location
small land area
traditional Tongan village life
hasLandscape low-lying coral landscape
hasSettlementType traditional Tongan village
isPartOf Polynesia
locatedIn Haʻapai
Haʻapai group
linked to: Haʻapai

Polynesia
South Pacific Ocean
Tonga
partOf Haʻapai Islands
linked to: Haʻapai
region Central Tonga
sovereignState Tonga
usedFor fishing
subsistence agriculture

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Haʻapai hasIsland Kotu