New Zealand offshore islands

Target entity: New Zealand offshore islands
Context triple: [New Zealand census, geographicCoverage, New Zealand offshore islands]

• A. New Zealand subantarctic islands
  The New Zealand subantarctic islands are a remote group of windswept, largely uninhabited islands renowned for their unique biodiversity and status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• B. Chatham Islands
  The Chatham Islands are a remote archipelago in the Pacific Ocean known for their unique wildlife, distinct Moriori and Māori heritage, and status as one of the easternmost inhabited parts of New Zealand.
• C. Kermadec Islands
  The Kermadec Islands are a remote volcanic island arc in the South Pacific Ocean, belonging to New Zealand and noted for their active undersea geology and rich marine biodiversity.
• D. Austral Islands
  The Austral Islands are a remote archipelago in the southern part of French Polynesia in the South Pacific Ocean, known for their rugged landscapes, traditional Polynesian culture, and relatively low levels of tourism.
• E. Robertson Islands
  The Robertson Islands are a small group of remote, ice-covered islands forming part of the South Orkney Islands archipelago in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: New Zealand offshore islands
Target entity description: The New Zealand offshore islands are the numerous smaller islands surrounding New Zealand’s main landmasses, many of which are ecologically significant and sparsely populated or uninhabited.

• A. New Zealand subantarctic islands
  The New Zealand subantarctic islands are a remote group of windswept, largely uninhabited islands renowned for their unique biodiversity and status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• B. Chatham Islands
  The Chatham Islands are a remote archipelago in the Pacific Ocean known for their unique wildlife, distinct Moriori and Māori heritage, and status as one of the easternmost inhabited parts of New Zealand.
• C. Kermadec Islands
  The Kermadec Islands are a remote volcanic island arc in the South Pacific Ocean, belonging to New Zealand and noted for their active undersea geology and rich marine biodiversity.
• D. Austral Islands
  The Austral Islands are a remote archipelago in the southern part of French Polynesia in the South Pacific Ocean, known for their rugged landscapes, traditional Polynesian culture, and relatively low levels of tourism.
• E. Robertson Islands
  The Robertson Islands are a small group of remote, ice-covered islands forming part of the South Orkney Islands archipelago in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica.
• F. None of above. chosen