Isla San Jorge

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Isla San Jorge is a small, ecologically significant island in the Gulf of California known for its rich marine biodiversity and seabird colonies.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Isla San Jorge canonical 2
San Jorge Island 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
protected natural area
alsoKnownAs Bird Island
Isla San Jorge, Sonora
San Jorge Island
linked to: Isla San Jorge
bodyOfWater Gulf of California
climate arid
conservationStatus ecologically important area
country Mexico
countrySubdivision State of Sonora
linked to: Estado de Sonora
ecosystemType island ecosystem
marine ecosystem
environmentalRole feeding ground for marine predators
seabird nesting site
hasEcologicalSignificance high marine biodiversity
important seabird colonies
hasFeature rocky shores
steep cliffs
surrounding nutrient-rich waters
hasHabitat breeding habitat for seabirds
haul-out site for marine mammals
hasVegetation sparse desert vegetation
hasWildlife dolphins
marine invertebrates
migratory birds
reef fishes
sea lions
seabirds
humanSettlement no permanent population
importance regional biodiversity hotspot
isUninhabited true
jurisdiction Mexico
knownFor ecotourism activities
large seabird colonies
rich marine biodiversity
locatedIn Gulf of California
Mexico
Sonora
marineRegion Sea of Cortez
linked to: Gulf of California
nearbyCity Puerto Peñasco
partOf Islas del Golfo de California
region north-eastern Gulf of California
linked to: Gulf of California
state Sonora
tourismActivity birdwatching
scuba diving
snorkeling
wildlife observation

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

Santa Isabel Province contains San Jorge Island
linked to: Isla San Jorge
Isla San Jorge alsoKnownAs San Jorge Island
linked to: Isla San Jorge
Mexican Pacific Islands hasPart Isla San Jorge