Île Royale

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Île Royale is one of the small islands off the coast of French Guiana, historically known as part of the former French penal colony collectively called the Îles du Salut.

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Label Occurrences
Île Royale canonical 3

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former penal colony site
island
accessibleBy boat
administrativeStatus part of French overseas territory
archipelago Îles du Salut NERFINISHED
associatedWith French penal history
common-law convicts
political deportees
climate tropical
country France
currentUse historical heritage site
tourist destination
distanceFromCoastApprox about 11 kilometers from French Guiana coast
formerName Royal Island NERFINISHED
governedBy French Guiana authorities NERFINISHED
hasFacility chapel
former prison buildings
lodging for visitors
small port
hasRuinsOf penal colony infrastructure
heritageStatus protected historical site (national level, France)
historicalPeriodOfUse 19th century
20th century
historicalUse French penal colony
place of detention for political prisoners
languageUsed French
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
French Guiana NERFINISHED
locatedNear Kourou NERFINISHED
locatedOffCoastOf French Guiana NERFINISHED
namedAfter French monarchy
nearbyBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
nearbyIsland Île Saint-Joseph NERFINISHED
Île du Diable NERFINISHED
partOf French Guiana penal system
French colonial system in South America
Salvation Islands NERFINISHED
overseas region of French Guiana
Îles du Salut NERFINISHED
region northeastern South America
roleInPenalSystem administrative center of Îles du Salut penal colony
sovereignState France NERFINISHED
tourismAttractionType dark tourism site
historical island
usedFor military and administrative functions during penal era

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Kourou hasNearbyIsland Île Royale
Îles du Salut hasPart Île Royale
Îles du Salut hasHighestIsland Île Royale