Lüderitz

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Lüderitz is a coastal town in southwestern Namibia known for its Atlantic shoreline, nearby desert landscapes, and rich marine ecosystem influenced by the Benguela Current.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
port city
town
administrativeStatus constituency capital
coastType bays and inlets
rocky shoreline
country Namibia
foundedBy Adolf Lüderitz
foundedIn 1883
hasAttraction Bogenfels rock arch
Diaz Point
Felsenkirche
German colonial buildings
Goerke House
Lüderitz Peninsula
colonial-era architecture
hasBiodiversity marine mammals
rich fisheries
seabird colonies
hasClimate arid climate
cold coastal desert climate
hasEconomicActivity fishing industry
seafood processing
tourism
hasEcosystem rich marine ecosystem
hasGeography coastal town
hasHistoricalActivity diamond mining
hasNearbyFeature Namib Desert
Sperrgebiet National Park
desert landscapes
restricted diamond area (Sperrgebiet)
hasNearbyIsland Halifax Island
Shark Island
hasPort Lüderitz Harbour
hasTransport Lüderitz Airport
port facilities
influencedBy Benguela Current
languageUsed Afrikaans
English
German
locatedIn Karas Region
Namibia
southwestern Namibia
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic coastline
namedAfter Adolf Lüderitz
nearbySettlement Kolmanskop
timeZone Central Africa Time
wasPartOf German South West Africa

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Lüderitz ("Lüderitz Peninsula")
hasAttraction
Lüderitz ("Lüderitz Harbour")
hasPort
Benguela Current
hasUpwellingCellNear

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