Tahuata

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Tahuata is a small, rugged island in the southern Marquesas archipelago of French Polynesia, known for its traditional Polynesian culture and remote, scenic landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commune of France
island
access reachable only by boat from Hiva Oa
administrativeSubdivision Marquesas Islands administrative subdivision
archipelago Marquesas Islands NERFINISHED
area 61 km²
approximately 24 square miles
belongsTo Leeward group of the Marquesas Islands NERFINISHED
capital Vaitahu NERFINISHED
climate tropical
coastlineCharacteristic deep bays
steep cliffs
colonialPowerHistory France NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
containsSettlement Hanateio NERFINISHED
Hapatoni NERFINISHED
Motopu NERFINISHED
Vaitahu NERFINISHED
country France
economicActivity fishing
handicrafts
subsistence agriculture
ethnicGroups predominantly Polynesian
highestPoint Mount Tumu Meae Ufa NERFINISHED
historicalEvent visited by Spanish explorers in the 16th century
knownFor bone carving
remote scenic landscapes
shell carving
traditional Polynesian culture
white sand beaches
wood carving
language French
Marquesan language
largestSettlement Vaitahu NERFINISHED
location Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
Polynesia NERFINISHED
maximumElevation about 1,050 metres
about 3,445 feet
neighboringIsland Fatu Hiva NERFINISHED
Hiva Oa NERFINISHED
overseasCollectivity French Polynesia NERFINISHED
politicalStatus part of the overseas collectivity of French Polynesia
population approximately 600 inhabitants
populationTrend sparsely populated
religion predominantly Roman Catholic
separatedFrom Hiva Oa by Bordelais Channel
subregion Southern Marquesas Islands NERFINISHED
terrain mountainous interior
rugged
timeZone UTC−09:30

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Marquesas Islands hasIsland Tahuata