Genovesa Island

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Genovesa Island is a remote, horseshoe-shaped volcanic island in the northeastern Galápagos renowned for its vast seabird colonies, including red-footed boobies and great frigatebirds.

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Genovesa Island canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Galápagos Island
island
volcanic island
access by boat only
alsoKnownAs Tower Island
archipelago Galápagos Islands
surface form: Galápagos Archipelago
area approximately 14 square kilometres
belongsTo Nazca Plate
climate arid tropical
country Ecuador
elevation approximately 64 metres
formationProcess hotspot volcanism
governedBy Ecuador
Galápagos Province
hasBay Darwin Bay
Prince Philip’s Steps area
hasCrater Darwin Bay
hasHabitat cliffs
lava fields
mangroves
scrub vegetation
hasTouristSite Darwin Bay visitor site
Prince Philip’s Steps visitor site
humanPopulation no permanent human population
knownFor Galápagos finches
surface form: Darwin’s finches

Galápagos mockingbird
surface form: Galápagos mockingbirds

Galápagos storm petrels
Nazca booby
surface form: Nazca boobies

fur seals
great frigatebirds
large seabird colonies
lava gulls
marine iguanas
red-footed booby
surface form: red-footed boobies

swallow-tailed gulls
wedge-rumped storm petrels
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Galápagos Islands
Pacific Ocean
northeastern Galápagos
namedAfter Genoa
surface form: Genoa (Genova) in Italy
oceanicIsland true
partOf Galápagos Marine Reserve
Galápagos National Park
protectedStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
shape horseshoe-shaped
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Galápagos Islands
volcanicOrigin shield volcano

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Galápagos Islands hasIsland Genovesa Island
Galápagos Province contains Genovesa Island
Galápagos Time observedIn Genovesa Island
woodpecker finch notFoundOnIsland Genovesa Island