Mokumanamana

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Mokumanamana is the Native Hawaiian name for Necker Island, a small, remote island in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands known for its cultural and archaeological significance.

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Mokumanamana canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
island
administeredBy State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
country United States
hasAccessMode boat
helicopter (limited, regulated)
hasAlternateName Necker Island
hasArchaeologicalSignificance true
hasArchaeologicalSiteType heiau (temple) remains
petroglyphs
stone structures
hasConservationImportance true
hasCulturalRole boundary between realms in traditional Hawaiian cosmology
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Native Hawaiians
hasEcosystemType marine ecosystem
seabird habitat
hasFeature limited landing areas
rocky terrain
steep cliffs
hasLanguageOfName Hawaiian
hasLegalProtection Hawaii state law
U.S. federal law
hasNearbyWaterBody Pacific Ocean
hasPermanentPopulation false
hasProtectionStatus highly restricted access
protected area
hasUse archaeological research
traditional religious practices (historically)
wildlife conservation
isRemote true
isWithin Papahānaumokuākea UNESCO World Heritage Site
locatedIn Hawaii
linked to: Hawaiʻi (island)

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
nativeNameOf Necker Island
partOf Hawaiian archipelago
linked to: Hawaiian Islands

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
uninhabited true

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Necker Island hasNativeName Mokumanamana