ʻUiha

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ʻUiha is an inhabited island in the Haʻapai group of Tonga, known for its traditional villages and surrounding coral reefs.

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ʻUiha canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
administrativeDivision Haʻapai Division
archipelago Haʻapai Islands
linked to: Haʻapai
climate tropical
warm, humid weather
country Tonga
countryCapital Nukuʻalofa (on Tongatapu)
linked to: Nukuʻalofa
economicActivity fishing
small-scale tourism
subsistence agriculture
hasEcosystem coral reef ecosystem
tropical marine environment
hasFeature fringing coral reef
lagoon
sandy beaches
hasSettlement Felemea
ʻUiha village
knownFor snorkeling
surrounding coral reefs
traditional villages
whale watching (seasonal)
language English (second language)
Tongan
locatedIn Haʻapai
South Pacific Ocean
partOf Haʻapai archipelago
linked to: Haʻapai
region central Tonga
religion Christianity
timeZone UTC+13
timeZoneDST UTC+14
transport boat connections to Lifuka and other Haʻapai islands

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Haʻapai hasIsland ʻUiha