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1549:, his son Vairaʻatoa succeeded him and took the title of Pōmare II. He allied himself more and more with the missionaries, and from 1803 they taught him reading and the Gospels. Furthermore, the missionaries encouraged his wish to conquer his opponents, so that they would only have to deal with a single political contact, enabling them to develop Christianity in a unified country. The conversion of Pōmare II to Protestantism in 1812 marks moreover the point when Protestantism truly took off on the island.
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1634:, who was the acting British consul, became her main adviser and tried to interest her in the affairs of the kingdom but the authority of the Queen, who was certainly less charismatic than her father, was challenged by the chiefs, who had won back an important part of their prerogatives since the death of Pōmare II. The power of the Pōmare had become more symbolic than real; time and time again Queen Pōmare, Protestant and anglophile, sought in vain the protection of England.
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1823:. Having become a colony, Tahiti thus lost all sovereignty. Tahiti was nevertheless a special colony, since all the subjects of the Kingdom of Pōmare would be given French citizenship. On 14 July 1881, among cries of "Vive la République!" the crowds celebrated the fact that Polynesia now belonged to France; this was the first celebration of the Tiurai (national and popular festival). In 1890, Papeʻete became a commune of the Republic of France.
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1429:'s first expedition, had concluded that this plant would be ideal to feed the African slaves working in the Caribbean plantations at very little cost. The crew remained in Tahiti for about five months, the time needed to transplant the seedlings of the trees. Three weeks after leaving Tahiti, on 28 April 1789, the crew mutinied on the initiative of
1515:. These commercial interactions with westerners had catastrophic consequences for the Tahitian population, which shrank rapidly, ravaged by diseases and other cultural factors. During the first decade of the 19th century, the Tahitian population dropped from 16,000 to 8,000–9,000; the French census in 1854 counted a population just under 6,000.
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In 1877, Queen Pōmare died after ruling for fifty years. Her son, Pōmare V, then succeeded her on the throne. The new king seemed little concerned with the affairs of the kingdom, and when in 1880 the governor Henri
Isidore Chessé, supported by the Tahitian chiefs, pushed him to abdicate in favour of
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Within the framework of this treaty, France recognised the sovereignty of the
Tahitian state. The Queen was responsible for internal affairs, while France would deal with foreign relations and assure the defence of Tahiti, as well as maintain order on the island. Once the treaty had been signed there
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Orsmond, an early missionary, as stating, "Marae were the sanctity and glory of the land, they were the pride of the people of these islands." This was especially true for the ancestral and national marae associated with the royal line. "It was the basis of royalty; It awakened the gods;
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In 1866 the district councils were formed, elected, which were given the powers of the traditional hereditary chiefs. In the context of the republican assimilation, these councils tried their best to protect the traditional way of life of the local people, which was threatened by
European influence.
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Europeans, the island was divided into territories, each dominated by a single clan. The most important clans were the closely related Teva i Uta (Teva of the Interior) and the Teva i Tai (Teva of the Sea) whose combined territory extended from the peninsula in the south of
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Polynesia imports its petroleum and has no local refinery or production. Daily consumption of imported oil products was 7,430 barrels in 2012 and 6,100 barrels per day in 2022, according to the US Energy Information Administration. The utility EDT operates hydroelectric plants, solar plants,
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there as the chief of the new colony. He threw
Pritchard into prison, and later sent him back to Britain. The annexation caused the Queen to be exiled to the Leeward Islands, and after a period of troubles, a real Franco-Tahitian war began in March 1844. News of Tahiti reached Europe in early 1844.
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In 1819, Pōmare II, encouraged by the missionaries, introduced the first
Tahitian legal code, known under the name of the Pōmare Legal Code, which consists of nineteen laws. The missionaries and Pōmare II thus imposed a ban on nudity (obliging them to wear clothes covering their whole body), banned
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December 1846 in favour of the French. The Queen returned from exile in 1847 and agreed to sign a new covenant, considerably reducing her powers, while increasing those of the commissaire. Thus, the French reigned over the Kingdom of Tahiti. In 1863, they put an end to the British
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Tahitians are French citizens with complete civil and political rights. French is the official language, but
Tahitian and French are both in use. However there was a time during the 1960s and 1970s when children were forbidden to speak Tahitian in schools. Tahitian is now taught in schools; it is
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When, on 7 December 1821, Pōmare II died, his son Pōmare III was only eighteen months old. His uncle and the religious people therefore supported the regency, until 2 May 1824, the date on which the missionaries conducted his coronation, a ceremony unprecedented in Tahiti. Taking advantage of the
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For women the themes are closer to home or from nature: combing their hair or the flight of a butterfly, for example. More elaborate themes can be chosen, for example, one where the dancers end up in a map of Tahiti, highlighting important places. In a proper ʻōteʻa the story of the theme should
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P. V. Kirch: On the Road of the Winds – An Archaeological History of the Pacific Islands Before European Contact; Berkeley, Los Angeles, London 2002, pp. 230–231. There is much debate as to the exact date of the original Polynesian migration to Tahiti, and indeed whether it came in one wave or
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escalated between France and Great Britain, souring their relations. In August 1842, Admiral Du Petit-Thouars returned and landed in Tahiti. He then made friends with Tahitian chiefs who were hostile to the Pōmare family and favourable to a French protectorate. He had them sign a request for
1971:, but the atomic cloud and fallout didn't take the direction planned. 42 hours later, the cloud reached Tahiti and the surrounding islands. As many as 111,000 people were affected. Reports showed that some people on Tahiti were exposed to 500 times the maximum allowed level for plutonium.
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began landing at Tahiti during their hunting expeditions in the southern hemisphere. The arrival of these whalers, who were subsequently joined by merchants coming from the penal colonies in Australia, marked the first major overturning of traditional Tahitian society. The crews introduced
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began a struggle for influence between the English Protestants and the Catholic representatives of France. During the first years of the Protectorate, the Protestants managed to retain a considerable hold over Tahitian society, thanks to their knowledge of the country and its language.
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In 1843, the Queen's Protestant advisor, Pritchard, persuaded her to display the Tahitian flag in place of the flag of the Protectorate. By way of reprisal, Admiral Dupetit-Thouars announced the annexation of the Kingdom of Pōmare on 6 November 1843 and set up the governor
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and beliefs, as well as ancient traditions such as tattooing and navigation. The annual Heivā I Tahiti Festival in July is a celebration of traditional culture, dance, music and sports including a long-distance race between the islands of French Polynesia, in modern
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and continues across the Papeʻete urban area. Then it continues along the west coast of Tahiti Nui through smaller villages. The freeway turns east toward Taravao where Tahiti Nui meets Tahiti Iti. Tahiti's west coast freeway keeps going until
3482:(Université de la Polynésie Française). It is a growing university, with 3,200 students and 62 researchers. Courses are available in topics such as law, commerce, science, and literature. There are also high schools, including the Catholic
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left Tahiti on 13 July 1769. Cook estimated the population to be 200,000 including all the nearby islands in the chain. This estimate was reduced to 35,000 by Cook's contemporary, anthropologist and Tahiti expert Douglas L. Oliver.
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in 1777 Cook first moored in Vaitepiha Bay. From there he reunited with many Tahitian clans and established British presence on the remains of the Spanish mission. On 29 September 1777 Cook sailed for Papetoʻai Bay on Moʻorea.
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The average temperature ranges between 21 and 31 °C (70 and 88 °F), with little seasonal variation. The lowest and highest temperatures recorded in Papeʻete are 16 and 34 °C (61 and 93 °F), respectively.
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mask made of four polished pearl shell discs. One disk was black, signifying Po, the spirit world, while one was white, signifying Ao, the world of people. A crown of red feathers signified ʻOro. A curved wooden board,
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knew how to use their presence in the harbours favoured by sailors to his advantage. As a result of his alliance with the mutineers, he succeeded in considerably increasing his supremacy over the island of Tahiti.
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consists of at least 16 flows of shield-stage basalt and post-shield lavas from 2.15 to 1.36 Ma. Tahiti consists of two basalt shield volcanoes, Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti, with an age range of 1.67 to 0.25 Ma.
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The first years proved hard work for the missionaries, despite their association with the Pōmare, the importance of whom they were aware of thanks to the reports of earlier sailors. In 1803, upon the death of
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in French Polynesia. Because of limited level terrain, rather than levelling large stretches of sloping agricultural land, the airport is built primarily on reclaimed land on the coral reef just off-shore.
1296:, along with Cook, gathered valuable information on fauna and flora as well as on native society, language and customs, including the proper name of the island. Cook also met many island chiefs. Cook and
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protection in the absence of their Queen, before then approaching her and obliging her to ratify the terms of the treaty of protectorate. The treaty had not even been ratified by France itself when
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November to April is the wet season, the wettest month of which is January with 340 millimetres (13 in) of rain in Papeʻete. August is the driest with 48 millimetres (1.9 in).
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The main trading partners are Metropolitan France for about 40% of imports and about 25% of exports. The other main trading partners are China, the US, South Korea, and New Zealand.
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France, he accepted. On 29 June 1880, he ceded Tahiti to France along with the islands that were its dependencies. He was given the titular position of Officer of the Orders of the
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The dancers make gestures, re-enacting daily occupations of life. For the men the themes can be chosen from warfare or sailing, and then they may use spears or paddles.
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expedition, under Don Cayetano de Langara, the mission on Tahiti was abandoned on 12 November 1775, when the Fathers successfully begged to be taken back to Lima.
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influence and replaced the British Protestant Missions with the Société des missions évangéliques de Paris (Society of Evangelical Missions of Paris).
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on 14 November 1774; Tipitipia and Heiao had died. Bonechea died on 26 January 1775 in Tahiti and was buried near the mission he had established at
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The island is 45 km (28 mi) across at its widest point and covers an area of 1,045 km (403 sq mi). The highest peak is
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to the southeast of Tahiti. Hence, although the Spanish and Portuguese made contact with nearby islands, they may not have arrived at Tahiti.
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and has been played for since 1938. The winner of the Tahiti Cup goes on to play the winner of the Tahiti Division Fédérale in the
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consists of two coalesced basalt shield volcanoes, Huahine Nui and Huahine Iti, with several flows followed by post-shield
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said he did not think the majority of Tahitians wanted independence. He would keep an open door to a possible
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In 2010, an expedition on a simple outrigger canoe with a sail retraced the route back from Tahiti to Asia.
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Tahiti is part of French Polynesia. French Polynesia is a semi-autonomous territory of France with its own
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The first European to arrive at Tahiti may have been Spanish explorer
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5194:"Persée : Portail de revues en sciences humaines et sociales"
4894:"French nuclear tests contaminated 110,000 in Pacific, says study"
4776:(1st ed.). Seattle: Superior Publishing Company. p. 42.
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Largest commune (by population) in Tahiti and French Polynesia.
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and attempted to re-assert the status of the monarchy in court.
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3830:"University of French Polynesia – Mānoa International Exchange"
1201:, they sighted the island on 18 June 1767 and then harbored in
379:, is on Tahiti near Papeʻete. Tahiti was originally settled by
5362:"International - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)"
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Robert C. Schmitt (1962). "Urbanization in French Polynesia".
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Tahiti has also been represented at the World Championship of
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4142:. Lesnouvelles.pf (20 November 2010). Retrieved 26 July 2013.
2998:(Museum of Tahiti and the Islands) is in Punaʻauia. It is an
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Tahitian Parae, or Chief Mourner costume, on display in the
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75.4% were born in Tahiti (up from 71.5% at the 2007 census)
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5142:"Population des communes de Polynésie française au RP 2007"
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Pitcairn Island, the Bounty Mutineers and Their Descendants
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Extends over southern half of the peninsula of Tahiti Iti.
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Pautu and Tetuanui returned to Tahiti with Bonechea aboard
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5444:"This secret surf spot is going to host the next Olympics"
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Law of 30 December 1880, Messager de Tahiti, 25 March 1881
4711:. Paternoster Row, London: John Snow: Frontispiece. 1847.
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Extends over northern half of the peninsula of Tahiti Iti.
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Punaʻauia is the 2nd largest commune in French Polynesia.
2106:), and people of mixed heritage, sometimes referred to as
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348:(smaller, southeastern part), the island was formed from
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The gifts of civilization: germs and genocide in Hawaiʻi
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Lying for the Admiralty: Captain Cook's Endeavour Voyage
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1.1% in other foreign countries (down from 1.5% in 2007)
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During the same period about a thousand Chinese, mainly
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consists of shield-stage basalt followed by post-shield
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Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?
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Pritchard's house, during the French Invasion of Tahiti
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This article is about the island. For the country, see
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and association football and the island has fielded a
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in earlier European documents: this is a rendering of
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activity; it is high and mountainous with surrounding
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4242:. Berkeley: University of California Press. pp.
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Scheffel, Richard L.; Wernet, Susan J., eds. (1980).
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Postage stamps and postal history of French Polynesia
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Fédération Tahitienne de Rugby de Polynésie Française
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Capital of French Polynesia and 3rd largest commune.
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French protectorate and the end of the Pōmare kingdom
411:. French is the sole official language, although the
5336:"Tahiti job figures mask true rates of unemployment"
5032:"Recensement 2017 – Données détaillées - Migrations"
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Institut Statistique de Polynésie Française (ISPF).
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It fixed the red feather girdle of the high chiefs."
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several. Some experts put it as late as 500–800 BCE.
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1924:. The last test was conducted on 27 January 1996.
1699:Queen Pomare and her family on the verandah of Mr.
3470:, related to French nuclear testing in the area.
3385:, when they reached the final on both occasions.
3241:. In English, this paddle sport is also known as
2473:, an atoll north of Arue belongs to the commune.
533:has remained isolated, as its southeastern half (
491:(Mouʻa ʻOrohena) (2,241 m (7,352 ft)).
484:, 5,700 km (3,078 nmi) from Australia.
93:Tahiti, the largest island of the Society islands
5116:"Population des communes de Polynésie française"
3696:Cultural variations in adoption § Polynesia
3464:A more recent movie is the 2022 thriller film,
3427:portraying his life during his years on Tahiti.
3311:is the second tier. Some of the major clubs are
3085:is likewise gone but may have re-emerged as the
1273:had arrived in Tahiti's Matavai Bay, commanding
1081:Civilization before the arrival of the Europeans
5474:"Olympics 2024 Mens Surfing shortboard results"
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4000:. Weatherbase.com. Retrieved 26 September 2007.
3748:. Journal officiel de la République française.
3131:and maro. There are two types of ʻaparima: the
3127:is often performed with the dancers dressed in
1316:, the first two under the command of navigator
1156:in his expedition of 1576–1577. Alternatively,
41:"Tahiti Nui" redirects here. For the song, see
3369:In 2010, Tahiti was chosen as the host of the
2164:overseas departments and territories of France
1556:married Teremoʻemoʻe daughter of the chief of
541:and many rivers and waterfalls, including the
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4830:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 278–.
4489:"Expediciones peruanas a Tahití, siglo XVIII"
3642:where the freeway becomes a thin paved road.
3089:. Nowadays, the ʻōteʻa can be danced by men (
2047:sometimes even a requirement for employment.
1678:In Sept. 1839, the island was visited by the
8:
5239:Recensement 2007 – Population: Chiffres clés
4773:West Coast windjammers in story and pictures
4671:The Great United States Exploring Expedition
1886:, depicting the outline of Tahiti on reverse
1560:, to ally himself with the chiefdoms of the
1361:British influence and the rise of the Pōmare
403:by France in 1880, when it was proclaimed a
88:Show map of Society Islands—French Polynesia
50:
5710:in French with Google Translation available
5624:Tahiti et les îles de la Société: Polynésie
5105:. Pseudopodium.org. Retrieved 26 July 2013.
2862:and a 10 MWh battery to reduce oil demand.
2831:(CFP, also known as XPF), is pegged to the
2076:'s pro-independence progressive coalition,
1716:. As a result, in 1838 France sent Admiral
680:Climate data for Tahiti, 1961-1990 normals
332:. It is located in the central part of the
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5569:"Movies Based on The Mutiny on the Bounty"
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4357:. University Press of Hawaii. p. 3.
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2938:Learn how and when to remove this message
2787:Southern suburbs of Papeʻete (commune of
2406:and the largest commune by population is
1221:, governed by Amo and his wife "Oberea" (
1182:that filled the twelve years between the
4824:Lal, Brij Vilash; Fortune, Kate (2000).
4229:
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4133:O Tahiti Nui Freedom au bout de son rêve
3204:, an elaborate costume that included an
3009:is the world's only museum dedicated to
1894:, the Papeʻete region of the island was
1523:On 5 March 1797, representatives of the
1217:and his regent Tutaha) and the chiefdom
4814:. Sarinoni.com. Retrieved 26 July 2013.
4628:Marins français à la découvert du monde
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3597:Flights within French Polynesia and to
3419:Tahiti is depicted in the biography of
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660:Mount Aorai in northwestern part Tahiti
5148:from the original on 19 September 2018
5122:from the original on 19 September 2018
5094:Marauh Taʻaroa and Henry Adams (1901)
4470:. University of Hawaii Press, p. 240,
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1851:that made the trip in seventeen days.
1749:Tahitian War of independence (1844–47)
1659:on her circumnavigation, captained by
1644:taking over Tahiti on 9 September 1842
1194:. While circumnavigating the globe in
1109:Clan leadership consisted of a chief (
636:, all occurring from 2.75 to 2.29 Ma.
4959:The Journal of the Polynesian Society
4934:from the original on 27 December 2021
4805:Noni Article: Nuclear Tests in Tahiti
4649:"Chapter 18 – Tahiti and New Zealand"
4527:from the original on 13 December 2019
3701:List of volcanoes in French Polynesia
3432:the various films narrating the story
2884:Tahitian woman in festive costume, c.
2166:other than French Polynesia (1.0% in
588:. Due to the plate movement over the
506:The northwestern portion is known as
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5316:from the original on 14 January 2015
4827:The Pacific Islands: An Encyclopedia
4742:from the original on 1 February 2018
4309:from the original on 10 October 2017
3373:, which was held in September 2013.
2920:adding citations to reliable sources
2753:119.5 km (46.1 sq mi)
2719:104.3 km (40.3 sq mi)
2675:218.3 km (84.3 sq mi)
2507:218.2 km (84.2 sq mi)
2462:21.45 km (8.28 sq mi)
2375:Official figures from past censuses.
2041:assembly, president, budget and laws
5579:from the original on 31 August 2022
5519:from the original on 31 August 2022
5454:from the original on 31 August 2022
5372:from the original on 6 October 2014
5342:from the original on 3 January 2023
5290:from the original on 3 January 2023
5264:from the original on 3 January 2023
4844:from the original on 2 January 2016
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4160:Bernard Gille, Antoine Leca (2009)
4119:
4112:mentions a great traditional ship (
3903:from the original on 3 January 2023
3886:. Atlas démographique 2007. ispf.pf
3862:from the original on 3 January 2023
3755:from the original on 3 January 2018
3539:International destinations such as
2702:An offshore volcanic island called
2652:75.9 km (29.3 sq mi)
2639:Located between Papeʻete and Arue.
2631:35.4 km (13.7 sq mi)
2590:92.5 km (35.7 sq mi)
2570:64.5 km (24.9 sq mi)
2545:51.6 km (19.9 sq mi)
2486:34.2 km (13.2 sq mi)
1460:, "an illness that made her cough (
1246:On 2 April 1768, the expedition of
1097:in Tahiti, based on the account of
371:. The capital of French Polynesia,
170:1,044 km (403 sq mi)
5200:. 9 September 2012. Archived from
4985:from the original on 18 March 2022
4874:from the original on 18 March 2022
4715:from the original on 14 April 2021
4546:Martin, P. M.; Combes, C. (1996).
4021:from the original on 16 April 2021
3109:it is slower. A smaller drum, the
2610:17.4 km (6.7 sq mi)
2031:Political map of Oceania, showing
1982:), and in 2004 it was declared an
1952:On 17 July 1974, the French did a
1680:United States Exploring Expedition
1386:overseeing the transplantation of
336:and the nearest major landmass is
25:
5897:Archipelagos of French Polynesia:
5038:from the original on 7 April 2019
4904:from the original on 5 March 2022
4299:Journal of the Polynesian Society
4015:World Meteorological Organization
3836:from the original on 1 March 2022
3807:from the original on 1 March 2022
3358:is the islands' premier football
3301:Fédération Tahitienne de Football
1239:, member of an expedition led by
1015:World Meteorological Organization
566:Diadem Mountain at Sunset, Tahiti
5824:
5773:
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5690:
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5499:Kenigsberg, Ben (10 July 2018).
5442:Brown, Hannah (15 August 2022).
4521:"Get a Map database and website"
3884:Population Densité de population
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3371:2013 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
3291:Tahiti national rugby union team
2896:
1867:, the Marquesas Islands and the
1132:(stone temple) and its priests.
529:is almost entirely uninhabited.
442:, which is typically pronounced
344:(bigger, northwestern part) and
270:
5602:Nadeije Laneyrie-Dagen (1996).
5545:. 27 April 2021. Archived from
4953:Trémon, Anne-Christine (2006).
3248:Major sports in Tahiti include
3237:The Tahitian national sport is
2907:needs additional citations for
2395:, make up the Windward Islands
1401:, under the command of Captain
1066:View of Raʻiātea Mountain. The
320:) is the largest island of the
6063:Islands of the Society Islands
3480:University of French Polynesia
3289:which was formed in 1989. The
3267:, with famous surfers such as
3196:and placed on a funeral bier,
1949:was opened on Tahiti in 1960.
1464:) a lot, especially at night (
1:
5096:Memoirs of Arii Taimai. Ch. I
4332:. Rosenberg. pp. 44–53.
3309:Tahiti Championnat Enterprise
3303:and was founded in 1938. The
3017:sells local arts and crafts.
1804:
1595:Tahitians in missionary robes
1248:Louis-Antoine de Bougainville
580:The Society archipelago is a
407:, and the inhabitants became
5687:travel guide from Wikivoyage
4552:Emerging Infectious Diseases
4496:Derroteros de la Mar del Sur
3924:Natural Wonders of the World
3856:"Isthmus of Taravao, Tahiti"
3529:Faʻaʻā International Airport
3349:2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
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4487:Jorge Ortiz Sotelo (2005).
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2983:Tahitian Women on the Beach
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3774:Pronunciation of "Tahiti"
3425:Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti
3145:Newer dances include the
3138:(sung handdance) and the
3120:pervade the whole dance.
3075:(Tahitian vernacular for
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4654:The Voyage of the Beagle
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4502:: 95–103. Archived from
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4328:Cameron-Ash, M. (2018).
4295:"Who Discovered Tahiti?"
4283:, Vol. 5, London, p. 222
3953:Earth, Planets and Space
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1047:Early settling of Tahiti
225: (pop. 136,777)
5703:Official Tahiti website
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5014:3 November 2018 at the
4647:Charles Darwin (1839).
4353:Douglas Oliver (1974).
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5204:on 9 September 2012.
4279:James Burney (1803)
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3444:Mutiny on the Bounty
3397:2024 Summer Olympics
3113:, can also be used.
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2845:in Tahiti is called
2837:United States dollar
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4770:Gibbs, Jim (1968).
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2129:Metropolitan France
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2067:held on 23 May 2004
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4848:22 November
4395:, pp. 44–45
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3409:Kauli Vaast
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2441:2022 Census
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2431:Population
2194:Pieds-Noirs
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1890:During the
1765:The French
1674:, 1813–1877
1535:) on board
1529:Matavai Bay
1354:final visit
1352:During his
1343:Tautira Bay
1292:and artist
1282:Point Venus
1233:Matavai Bay
1203:Matavai Bay
1113:), nobles (
600:to 0 Ma at
539:rainforests
497:Mount Ronui
381:Polynesians
354:coral reefs
149:Archipelago
136: /
112:Coordinates
6047:Categories
6032:Teva I Uta
5654:"Otaheite"
5478:Paris 2024
5229:. lycos.fr
5178:13 October
5152:13 October
5126:13 October
4719:6 November
4686:0520025571
4630:, Fayard,
4110:James Cook
3724:References
3607:Air Tahiti
3593:French Bee
3569:Air France
3459:Mel Gibson
3454:The Bounty
3356:Tahiti Cup
3206:iridescent
2870:See also:
2746:Teva I Uta
2056:referendum
1922:Fangataufa
1628:Birmingham
1620:Pōmare III
1566:Ariʻi Rahi
1527:landed at
1427:James Cook
1407:breadfruit
1388:breadfruit
1271:James Cook
1148:and Oberea
1111:ariʻi rahi
1028:See also:
531:Tahiti Iti
527:Tahiti Nui
520:Tahiti Nui
512:Tahiti Iti
508:Tahiti Nui
417:Reo Tahiti
401:annexation
399:until its
346:Tahiti Iti
342:Tahiti Nui
235:Population
6017:Punaʻauia
5915:Societies
5910:Marquesas
5859:Maupihaʻa
5844:Bora Bora
5816:Tetiʻaroa
5666:23272543M
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5523:31 August
5513:0362-4331
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5376:2 October
5346:3 January
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5294:3 January
5268:3 January
5198:persee.fr
5144:. INSEE.
5118:. INSEE.
4971:0032-4000
4438:, p. 78,
4244:28, 33–34
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3759:2 January
3640:Teahupoʻo
3623:Bora Bora
3511:Transport
3474:Education
3329:AS Tefana
3277:Teahupoʻo
3227:ahu-ʻaipu
3215:ahu-parau
3194:barkcloth
3133:ʻaparima
2843:Sales tax
2811:copra oil
2789:Punaʻauia
2762:(5,391),
2732:(3,925),
2728:(1,455),
2726:Teahupoʻo
2693:(2,076),
2688:(2,170),
2684:(6,829),
2682:Afaʻahiti
2645:Punaʻauia
2525:(3,900),
2520:(1,219),
2516:(2,102),
2471:Tetiʻaroa
2261:50,000 to
2209:Punaʻauia
2098:Tahitians
2084:, led by
1997:In 2009,
1790:Cantonese
1767:statesman
1722:Marquesas
1672:Pōmare IV
1624:Pōmare IV
1578:Reo Maohi
1554:Pōmare II
1477:HMS
1475:In 1791,
1419:Caribbean
1417:) to the
1396:HMS
1298:Endeavour
1277:Endeavour
1275:HMS
1250:, aboard
1196:HMS
614:Bora Bora
516:Taiʻarapū
452:Geography
389:Europeans
338:Australia
268:English:
255:Tahitians
99:Geography
6007:Papeʻetē
5962:Communes
5920:Tuamotus
5905:Gambiers
5900:Australs
5874:Raʻiātea
5869:Motu One
5801:Mehetiʻa
5652:(1797).
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5288:Archived
5286:. WITS.
5259:Archived
5257:. DFAT.
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5120:Archived
5099:Archived
5036:Archived
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4902:Archived
4898:BBC News
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4872:Archived
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4380:, p. 181
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4136:Archived
4122:, p. 148
4096:21187404
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4019:Archived
4011:"Tahiti"
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3901:Archived
3899:. AFAR.
3860:Archived
3834:Archived
3805:Archived
3785:Tahitian
3777:Archived
3750:Archived
3646:See also
3603:Aircalin
3545:Honolulu
3541:Auckland
3390:Pétanque
3343:won the
3321:AS Pirae
3219:Pleiades
3171:toupapow
3149:and the
3125:ʻAparima
3111:faʻatete
3082:ʻupaʻupa
2849:(TVA or
2819:Rangiroa
2809:, fish,
2603:Papeʻetē
2523:Papenoʻo
2518:Mahaʻena
2439:Density
2404:Papeʻetē
2389:communes
2369:191,779
2188:0.3% in
2177:0.5% in
2127:9.3% in
2009:Politics
1962:Centaure
1903:warships
1896:attacked
1884:Papeʻete
1849:schooner
1837:In 1891
1745:French.
1605:Duperrey
1586:Papeʻete
1574:Tahitian
1547:Pōmare I
1470:Pōmare I
1411:Tahitian
1253:Boudeuse
1219:Haʻapape
1186:and the
1173:Rekareka
1119:ʻĪatoʻai
1013:Source:
1008:(69.32)
1003:(12.48)
948:(12.41)
939:Average
618:basaltic
551:Papeʻete
543:Papenoʻo
424:Otaheite
373:Papeʻete
350:volcanic
303:Tahitian
223:Papeʻete
124:149°25′W
104:Location
18:Otaheiti
5864:Maupiti
5854:Manuaʻe
5849:Huahine
5806:Moʻorea
5543:History
5427:15 July
5421:AEL EDT
5401:15 July
5082:3144728
5042:7 April
4582:8969256
4573:2639926
4087:3033267
4064:Bibcode
3961:Bibcode
3840:1 March
3811:1 March
3619:Moʻorea
3441:– e.g.
3434:of the
3337:Matavai
3265:surfing
3147:hivinau
2866:Culture
2821:atoll.
2803:vanilla
2776:Economy
2766:(5,446)
2764:Papeari
2760:Mataiea
2737:(2,991)
2730:Toahotu
2704:Mehetia
2697:(2,527)
2695:Tautira
2686:Faʻaone
2529:(2,975)
2514:Hitiaʻa
2428:Commune
2366:189,517
2363:183,645
2360:178,133
2357:169,674
2354:150,721
2351:131,309
2348:115,820
2293:30,500
2263:200,000
2104:Chinese
2035:borders
1918:Moruroa
1907:gunboat
1898:by two
1844:Papeete
1832:Papeari
1726:Morocco
1558:Raiatea
1505:alcohol
1500:whalers
1488:Pandora
1479:Pandora
1409:trees (
1198:Dolphin
1068:mummies
1024:History
1006:1,761.2
998:(6.38)
993:(3.57)
988:(1.82)
983:(1.89)
978:(2.38)
973:(2.37)
968:(3.62)
963:(5.54)
958:(7.69)
953:(9.17)
934:(72.1)
929:(73.6)
924:(72.7)
919:(71.4)
914:(69.8)
909:(68.9)
904:(69.4)
899:(70.2)
894:(72.5)
889:(73.9)
884:(74.3)
879:(74.3)
874:(74.1)
864:(78.6)
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854:(79.0)
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834:(75.9)
829:(77.2)
824:(79.2)
819:(80.4)
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739:(86.9)
734:(86.5)
665:Climate
650:Moʻorea
638:Huahine
630:Raiatea
602:Mehetia
598:Maupiti
557:Geology
535:Te Pari
501:isthmus
478:Moʻorea
393:Chinese
367:of the
363:and an
324:of the
121:17°40′S
6053:Tahiti
6012:Pīraʻe
6002:Papara
5992:Mahina
5982:Faʻaʻā
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