Tukkeutuia
Tukkeutuia is a small island located in the South Pacific Ocean, part of the Tuamotu Archipelago within French Polynesia. The island is notable for its atoll structure, characterized by a coral reef encircling a lagoon. Tukkeutuia is relatively remote and uninhabited, making it a pristine example of a coral atoll ecosystem.
Geographically, Tukkeutuia covers an area of approximately 2 square kilometers. Its lagoon is shallow and supports
Historically, the Tuamotu Islands, including Tukkeutuia, have been inhabited by Polynesian communities known for their seafaring
Tukkeutuia's remote location offers a valuable natural environment relatively free from human impact. It contributes to
Due to its uninhabited status and ecological sensitivity, access to Tukkeutuia is typically regulated, and conservation