Abd al Kuri

E290158

Abd al Kuri is a remote, sparsely populated island in the Indian Ocean near the Horn of Africa, known for its unique biodiversity and association with the Socotra archipelago.

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Abd al Kuri canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
landform
administrativeTerritory Hidaybu District
Socotra
surface form: Socotra Governorate
archipelago Socotra
surface form: Socotra archipelago
biodiversityStatus high endemism
climate arid
semi-desert
conservationInterest important for biodiversity conservation
continent Africa-Asia maritime boundary region
Asia
country Yemen
distanceToAfrica relatively close to Somali coast
distanceToSocotra southwest of Socotra Island
ecosystem island ecosystem
fauna breeding seabirds
endemic reptiles
flora drought-adapted plants
geologicalType continental island
habitatType coastal cliffs
rocky shores
sparse shrubland
humanActivity small-scale fishing
infrastructure very limited
knownFor endemic species
remoteness
rugged terrain
seabird colonies
unique biodiversity
languageSpoken Arabic
locatedIn Guardafui Channel
Gulf of Aden
surface form: Gulf of Aden region

Indian Ocean
Socotra
surface form: Socotra archipelago
locatedNear Cape Guardafui
Horn of Africa
marineRegion northwestern Indian Ocean
navigationRelevance shipping route between Arabian Sea and Red Sea
politicalStatus under Yemeni administration
population sparsely populated
populationEstimate a few hundred inhabitants
primaryInhabitants fishing communities
religion Islam
surface form: Islam (majority)
sea Arabian Sea
sovereignState Yemen
strategicLocation entrance to Gulf of Aden
timeZone UTC+3

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Socotra archipelagoIncludes Abd al Kuri