Hallig Südfall

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Hallig Südfall is a small, low-lying tidal island off the North Sea coast of Germany, known for its vulnerable marsh landscape, birdlife, and exposure to frequent flooding.

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Hallig Südfall canonical 1

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Statements (34)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hallig ⓘ
tidal island ⓘ
administrativeStatus part of the municipality of Pellworm ⓘ
belongsToRegion North Frisia ⓘ
climate maritime climate ⓘ
coastType North Sea coast ⓘ
conservationStatus protected area ⓘ
country Germany ⓘ
elevation low-lying ⓘ
environmentalCharacteristic frequently flooded ⓘ
storm surge prone ⓘ
tidal ⓘ
hasAccessType tidal-dependent access ⓘ
hasEcosystem mudflats ⓘ
salt marsh ⓘ
hasFeature Hallig warft (artificial dwelling mound) ⓘ
hasPopulation very small permanent population ⓘ
importantFor migratory birds ⓘ
knownFor birdlife ⓘ
exposure to frequent flooding ⓘ
vulnerable marsh landscape ⓘ
landscapeType marsh landscape ⓘ
locatedIn Nordfriesland district ⓘ
linked to: Nordfriesland

North Sea ⓘ
Schleswig-Holstein ⓘ
Wadden Sea ⓘ
locatedInProtectedArea Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park ⓘ
locatedOffCoastOf Schleswig-Holstein mainland ⓘ
linked to: Schleswig-Holstein
partOf North Frisian Islands ⓘ
risk coastal erosion ⓘ
sea level rise ⓘ
tourismType low-impact tourism ⓘ
usedFor bird protection ⓘ
nature conservation ⓘ

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

North Frisian Islands → hasIsland → Hallig Südfall ⓘ