Chesterfield Reefs

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Chesterfield Reefs are a remote group of coral reefs in the Coral Sea, known for their rich marine biodiversity and largely uninhabited, pristine environment.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Bampton Reefs 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf atoll complex
coral reef system
access only by boat
administeredBy France NERFINISHED
claimedBy Australia NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
country France
distanceFromMajorPopulationCenters hundreds of kilometers offshore
environment largely uninhabited
relatively pristine
remote
hasEcosystemType pelagic marine ecosystem
tropical coral reef ecosystem
hasFeature coral reefs
lagoons
sand cays
small islets
hasNavigationHazard shallow reefs
submerged coral heads
hasStatus ecologically significant area
sparsely visited
humanPopulation no permanent residents
importantFor regional marine biodiversity conservation
knownFor important habitat for pelagic fish
important habitat for sharks
relatively undisturbed coral ecosystems
rich marine biodiversity
sea turtle nesting sites
seabird colonies
locatedEastOf Australia NERFINISHED
locatedIn Coral Sea NERFINISHED
Melanesia region NERFINISHED
South Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
locatedNorthwestOf New Caledonia NERFINISHED
marineBiodiversity rich
nearestLargeLandmass New Caledonia NERFINISHED
partOf Coral Sea Islands region NERFINISHED
French Southern and Antarctic Lands exclusive economic zone NERFINISHED
wider Coral Sea reef systems
sovereigntyDispute France–Australia maritime claims NERFINISHED
threatenedBy climate change
coral bleaching
illegal fishing
sea level rise
visitedBy recreational divers
scientific expeditions
yachts

Referenced by (2)

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Chesterfield Islands hasPart Chesterfield Reefs
Chesterfield Islands hasPart Chesterfield Reefs
this entity surface form: Bampton Reefs