Anjouan

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Anjouan is a volcanic island in the Indian Ocean that forms part of the Union of the Comoros, known for its rugged terrain, clove production, and strategic location in the Mozambique Channel.

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Anjouan canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
island
volcanic island
archipelago Comoros
surface form: Comoros Islands
area approximately 163.7 square miles
approximately 424 square kilometres
attemptedSecession declared independence from Comoros in 1997
capital Mutsamudu
colonialHistory part of French Comoros
country Comoros
surface form: Union of the Comoros
elevation Mount Ntringui about 1595 metres
Mount Ntringui about 5233 feet
ethnicGroup Comorians
formerColonialPower France
hasClimate marine
tropical
hasCoast rocky shores
hasCoastline steep
hasMainEconomicActivity agriculture
hasNaturalResource fertile volcanic soils
hasPopulationCharacteristic high population density compared to other Comorian islands
hasPort Mutsamudu port
hasStrategicLocation shipping routes of the Mozambique Channel
hasTerrain mountainous interior
rugged
highestPoint Mount Ntringui
ISOCode KM-A
joinedIndependentState Comoros in 1975
largestCity Mutsamudu
localName Ndzuwani
Ndzuwani
surface form: Nzwani
locatedIn Indian Ocean
Mozambique Channel
locatedInTimeZone UTC+3
locatedOnTectonicFeature Comoros archipelago volcanic chain
majorCrop cloves
vanilla
ylang-ylang
majorExport cloves
ylang-ylang essential oil
officialLanguage Arabic
Comorian
French
partOf Comoros
religion Sunni Islam
sovereignState Comoros
statusAfterSecessionCrisis reintegrated into Comoros
surroundedBy Indian Ocean waters of the Mozambique Channel

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Comoros includesIsland Anjouan
Comorians majorIsland Anjouan
Comorian franc usedIn Anjouan
Udzima wa ya Masiwa mentions Anjouan