Teahupoʻo village

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Teahupoʻo village is a small coastal settlement in Tahiti, French Polynesia, best known as the home of the world-famous Teahupoʻo surf break with its powerful, heavy waves.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
country France
governedBy communal authorities of Taiarapu-Ouest
hasAccess coastal road on Tahiti
hasApproximatePopulation small population
hasEnvironment lagoon and reef system
mountainous inland terrain
tropical climate
hasHazard shallow coral reef
sharp reef
strong waves
hasNearbyFeature Teahupoʻo pass in the reef
lagoon of Tahiti Iti
mountainous peninsula of Tahiti Iti
hasReligiousSiteType Christian churches
hasSurfBreakType reef break
hasTourismType adventure tourism
surf tourism
hasWaveCharacteristic barreling waves
left-hand wave
powerful waves
thick, heavy lip
hostedEvent Billabong Pro Tahiti NERFINISHED
World Surf League Championship Tour events NERFINISHED
knownFor Teahupoʻo surf break NERFINISHED
big wave surfing
heavy reef break waves
shallow coral reef
languageUsed French
Tahitian
locatedIn French Polynesia NERFINISHED
South Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
Tahiti NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone UTC-10
locatedOn southwest coast of Tahiti
locatedOnCoastOf Pacific Ocean
partOf commune of Taiarapu-Ouest NERFINISHED
overseas collectivity of French Polynesia
primaryEconomicActivity fishing
surf-related services
tourism
surfSeason May to September
Southern Hemisphere winter
usedFor big wave surfing events
professional surfing competitions

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