Taiping Island

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Taiping Island is the largest naturally occurring feature in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, administered by Taiwan and central to regional maritime territorial disputes.

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Label Occurrences
Taiping Island canonical 6

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf disputed territory
geographical feature
island
administeredAs Cijin District
administeredBy Republic of China
surface form: Republic of China (Taiwan)
alsoKnownAs Itu Aba Island NERFINISHED
Taiping Dao
climate tropical
controlledBy Republic of China
surface form: Republic of China (Taiwan)
countryClaim China
surface form: People's Republic of China

Philippines
Republic of China
surface form: Republic of China (Taiwan)

Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
governedUnder Republic of China (Taiwan) South China Sea policy
hasArea approximately 0.49 square kilometres
hasExclusiveEconomicZoneClaim 200 nautical miles (claimed by Taiwan)
hasFacility airstrip
freshwater wells
harbour
hospital
lighthouse
military garrison
hasLegalStatusDispute classification as island or rock under UNCLOS
hasLength approximately 1.4 kilometres
hasNaturalResource freshwater
hasRunwayLength approximately 1200 metres
hasRunwaySurface asphalt
hasTerritorialSeaClaim 12 nautical miles (claimed by Taiwan)
hasVegetation coconut trees
tropical plants
hasWidth approximately 0.4 kilometres
isLargestNaturallyOccurringFeatureOf Spratly Islands
locatedIn South China Sea
Spratly Islands
locatedInSea South China Sea
mentionedIn Philippines v. China (PCA case)
surface form: 2016 South China Sea arbitration (Philippines v. China)
nearbyFeature Spratly Islands
surface form: Spratly Island

Thitu Island NERFINISHED
partOf Kaohsiung City NERFINISHED
Nansha Islands
regionClaimedBy South China Sea maritime claims
surface form: Nine-dash line
strategicImportance access to fisheries
control of sea lanes
potential hydrocarbon resources
subjectOf South China Sea maritime claims
surface form: South China Sea territorial disputes

maritime boundary disputes
wasOccupiedBy Republic of China (Taiwan) in 1956
wasPreviouslyOccupiedBy Japan during World War II

Referenced by (6)

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New Taiwan dollar legalTenderIn Taiping Island
ROC (Taiwan) includesTerritory Taiping Island
subject surface form: Republic of China (Taiwan)
TWD usedIn Taiping Island
Flag of the Republic of China usedIn Taiping Island
Itu Aba Island hasAlternativeName Taiping Island
NT usedIn Taiping Island
subject surface form: New Taiwan dollar