Kure Atoll

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Kure Atoll is a remote coral atoll in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, known as one of the northernmost coral atolls in the world and an important habitat for seabirds and marine life.

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Kure Atoll canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf atoll
coral atoll
island
protected area
climate subtropical
country United States
discoveredBy Russian explorers
distanceFromMidwayAtoll approximately 90 miles northwest
elevation about 6 meters
formerUse U.S. Coast Guard LORAN station site
governingBody State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii
habitatFor Hawaiian monk seal
coral reef ecosystems
green sea turtle
seabirds
hasAlternativeName Mokupāpapa
Ocean Island
hasFeature coral reef
lagoon
sand islets
hasHighestPoint about 6 meters above sea level
hasIsland Green Island NERFINISHED
hasMainIsland Green Island NERFINISHED
hasStatus remote uninhabited atoll
wildlife sanctuary
humanPopulation no permanent residents
importantFor marine biodiversity
seabird nesting
isNorthernmost atoll in the Hawaiian Island chain
coral atoll in the world
locatedIn Hawaii
North Pacific Ocean
linked to: Pacific Ocean

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
United States Minor Outlying Islands
managedBy Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
namedAfter Reinhold Kure
nearbyWaterBody Kure Lagoon
partOf Hawaiian archipelago
linked to: Hawaiian Islands

Leeward Islands of Hawaii
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
threatenedBy invasive species
marine debris
sea level rise
timeZone Hawaii–Aleutian Time Zone
usedFor marine research
seabird research
wildlife conservation

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