Race Rocks

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Race Rocks is a small group of rocky islets and reefs off southern Vancouver Island, known for its rich marine biodiversity, strong tidal currents, and historic lighthouse.

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Race Rocks canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of rocky islets
lighthouse
lighthouse station
marine ecological reserve
accessibleBy boat
administeredBy British Columbia provincial parks system
surface form: British Columbia Parks
coManagedBy Lester B. Pearson
surface form: Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific
country Canada
Canada
function aids to navigation
hasFauna California sea lion
Dall's porpoise
Steller sea lion
gray whale
harbour porpoise
harbour seal
humpback whale
killer whale
sea otter (occasional)
seabirds
hasFeature historic lighthouse
kelp forests
reefs
rocky islets
strong tidal currents
hasFlora giant kelp
marine algae
hasHazard navigational hazards
strong tidal rips
hasStructure Race Rocks Lighthouse
knownFor high current speeds
marine mammal haulouts
rich marine biodiversity
locatedAt Race Rocks self-linksurface differs
locatedIn Juan de Fuca Strait
surface form: Strait of Juan de Fuca
locatedOffCoastOf southern Vancouver Island
nearestCity Victoria, British Columbia
notableFor one of the highest tidal current sites on the Pacific coast of Canada
ocean Pacific Ocean
partOf Salish Sea ecosystem
protectionStatus ecological reserve
marine protected area
province British Columbia
British Columbia
usedFor environmental education
long-term ecological monitoring
marine research

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Race Rocks locatedAt Race Rocks self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Race Rocks Lighthouse