Cape Frio

E30356

cape headland

Cape Frio is a coastal headland in Namibia known for its cold, nutrient-rich waters and productive marine ecosystem influenced by the Benguela Current.

Statements (30)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	cape → headland →
accessCharacteristic	remote location →
associatedWith	upwelling systems of the Benguela Current →
belongsToEcosystem	Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem →
biodiversityCharacteristic	important fish stocks → marine mammal habitat → rich marine life → seabird feeding grounds →
climateCharacteristic	arid coastal climate →
coastType	rocky coast → sandy beaches →
continent	Africa →
country	Namibia →
hasCoastlineOn	South Atlantic Ocean →
hazardCharacteristic	foggy conditions → rough seas →
humanSettlementCharacteristic	sparsely populated area →
influencedByCurrent	Benguela Current →
knownFor	productive marine ecosystem →
locatedIn	Atlantic Ocean → Skeleton Coast →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory	Kunene Region →
marineEcosystemCharacteristic	high biological productivity → nutrient-rich waters →
navigationCharacteristic	challenging navigation conditions →
nearbyFeature	Skeleton Coast National Park →
oceanographicProcess	coastal upwelling →
partOf	Namib Desert coastal zone →
waterTemperatureCharacteristic	cold waters →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Benguela Current →	hasUpwellingCellNear