Enuamanu

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Enuamanu is the traditional Polynesian name for Atiu, one of the inhabited islands of the Cook Islands in the South Pacific.

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Enuamanu canonical 2

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf island
traditional place name
administrativeDivisionOf Cook Islands
associatedWithCulture Polynesian culture
associatedWithPeople Cook Islands Māori
climate tropical maritime climate
country Cook Islands
demographics small rural population
economyActivity agriculture
tourism
ethnicGroup Cook Islands Māori
geologicalType raised coral atoll
governedAs island council of Atiu
hasAlternativeName Atiu Island
linked to: Atiu
hasCapitalSettlement Areora (village)
hasFeature central volcanic plateau
encircling reef
limestone caves
makatea (fossil coral cliff)
hasHeritage Polynesian navigation traditions
hasLanguage Cook Islands Māori language
English
hasNearbyIsland Mauke
Mitiaro
Rarotonga
hasProtectedArea bird conservation areas
hasSettlement Areora (village)
Ngatiarua (village)
Teenui (village)
hasTraditionalName Enuamanu
inhabited true
islandGroup Cook Islands
knownFor limestone caves and caverns
seabird colonies
traditional Polynesian culture
locatedIn Polynesia
South Pacific Ocean
locatedInArchipelago Cook Islands archipelago
ocean Pacific Ocean
partOf Southern Cook Islands
regionalOrganization Polynesia
religion Christianity
sovereignState Cook Islands
timeZone UTC-10:00
traditionalNameOf Atiu
transport Atiu Airport
usesCurrency Cook Islands dollar
New Zealand dollar

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Atiu alsoKnownAs Enuamanu
Atiu hasTraditionalName Enuamanu
subject linked to: Enuamanu