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Conway Reef

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Conway Reef, also known as Ceva-i-Ra, is a remote, mostly submerged coral atoll located in the South Pacific Ocean. Situated approximately 450 kilometers southwest of Fiji's main island group, the reef is continuously underwater, with no permanent dry land above high tide. It is administered as part of the Republic of Fiji and lies within the country's exclusive economic zone. The reef serves as a navigational hazard and supports a variety of marine life in the surrounding waters.

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What is Conway Reef also called?

Conway Reef is also known as Ceva-i-Ra. It is a remote coral atoll in the South Pacific associated with Fiji.

How far is Conway Reef from Fiji?

The reef is approximately 450 kilometers southwest of Fiji's main island group. Its isolated position makes it much harder to reach than Fiji's major tourist islands.

Can you stand on dry land at Conway Reef?

Conway Reef is mostly submerged and has no permanent dry land above high tide. What appears on charts as a reef or atoll is therefore not a normal inhabited island.

Why is Conway Reef a navigation hazard?

A continuously submerged coral reef can be difficult to see from a vessel, especially in poor weather or rough seas. Its remote South Pacific location also means that help and supplies are far away.

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