Abemama

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Abemama is a central Pacific atoll in the island nation of Kiribati, known for its lagoon, traditional villages, and role in the country’s colonial and wartime history.

Aliases (1)

Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf atoll
populated place
administrativeDivisionOf Kiribati NERFINISHED
airportIataCode AEA
airportIcaoCode NGAB
archipelago Gilbert Islands
capitalOfAtoll Kabinawa village
climate tropical marine climate
colonialEntity British Protectorate of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands
country Kiribati NERFINISHED
countryCapitalDistanceRelation relatively close to Tarawa
formerName Apamama
governedAs council area
governingBody Abemama Island Council
governingCountryDuringColonialPeriod United Kingdom NERFINISHED
hasCoastlineOn Pacific Ocean
hasEconomicActivity copra production
small-scale agriculture
subsistence fishing
hasEcosystem coral atoll ecosystem
hasFeature coral reef
lagoon
traditional villages
hasHazard coastal erosion
vulnerability to sea-level rise
hasHistoricalSignificance site of World War II military operations
site of colonial administration activities in the Gilbert Islands
hasSettlement Bangotantekaba
Baretoa
Kabinawa
Kumintiriko
Tabontebike
Tanimaiaki
Tebanga
hasSettlementType rural villages
hasTransportFacility Abemama Atoll Airport
locatedIn Central Pacific Ocean
Gilbert Islands
ocean Pacific Ocean
officialLanguage English
partOf Gilbert Islands group
Republic of Kiribati NERFINISHED
region Micronesia NERFINISHED
religionMajority Christianity
timeZone UTC+12
traditionalLanguage Gilbertese
usedByMilitaryOf United States
usedDuring World War II

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Abemama ("Apamama")
formerName
Kiribati
hasAtoll
Gilbert Islands
hasIsland

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