Raoul Island

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Raoul Island is a remote volcanic island in the South Pacific Ocean, forming part of New Zealand’s Kermadec Islands and known for its active volcano and protected nature reserve status.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
nature reserve
volcanic island
accessRestricted true
administeredBy New Zealand Department of Conservation
belongsTo Oceania
conservationFocus invasive species control
seabird protection
country New Zealand
countryCode NZ
linked to: .nz
distanceFromNewZealandMainland approximately 1000 km northeast of New Zealand North Island
governingLaw New Zealand law
hasActiveVolcano true
hasCaldera true
hasClimate subtropical climate
hasEcosystem oceanic island ecosystem
hasFauna endemic species
seabird colonies
hasFlora native subtropical forest
hasNoPermanentSettlements true
hasResearchStation true
hasVolcanicOrigin true
hazard earthquakes
tsunami risk
volcanic eruptions
lastEruptionCentury 21st century
locatedIn Kermadec Islands
South Pacific Ocean
nearestMajorLandmass New Zealand North Island
ocean Pacific Ocean
partOf Kermadec Islands Nature Reserve
Kermadec Islands group
linked to: Kermadec Islands

Kermadec Marine Reserve vicinity
New Zealand Outlying Islands
permanentCivilianPopulation false
protectedStatus nature reserve
wildlife sanctuary
region South Pacific
sovereignState New Zealand
tectonicSetting subduction zone
timeZone UTC+12
timeZoneDST UTC+13
uninhabited true
usedFor meteorological observations
scientific research
volcanic monitoring
volcanicArc Kermadec Arc
volcanoType stratovolcano complex

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kermadec Islands largestIsland Raoul Island
Kermadec Islands hasFacility Raoul Island meteorological station
linked to: Raoul Island
Kermadec Islands hasFacility Raoul Island conservation station
linked to: Raoul Island
Herald Islets locatedNear Raoul Island