Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Cagarras Islands (in Portuguese Ilhas Cagarras) make up an uninhabited archipelago located 5 km or 3 miles off Ipanema, a major beach of the southern coast of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, outside Guanabara Bay (23801’00’’W 43812’00’’S), and occupy an area of 2 km2. It is an important area for fisheries and tourism, and is subjected to upwelling of cold waters during summer. The water quality is relatively poor due to its close proximity with Rio's city waste water disposal. The archipelago consists of the following islands ("ilha" in portuguese means island, "ilhota" = islet): Ilha Cagarra Ilha de Palmas Ilha Comprida Ilha Filhote Ilhota Grande Laje de CagarraThe first three are the largest. Ilha Cagarra, the island group's namesake, is the tallest (79m/259 ft.) and most visible from land.Although the islands Ilha Redonda and Ilha Redondinha are located nearby, they are not part of the Cagarras archipelago.. }
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- Ilhas_Cagarras abstract "The Cagarras Islands (in Portuguese Ilhas Cagarras) make up an uninhabited archipelago located 5 km or 3 miles off Ipanema, a major beach of the southern coast of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, outside Guanabara Bay (23801’00’’W 43812’00’’S), and occupy an area of 2 km2. It is an important area for fisheries and tourism, and is subjected to upwelling of cold waters during summer. The water quality is relatively poor due to its close proximity with Rio's city waste water disposal. The archipelago consists of the following islands ("ilha" in portuguese means island, "ilhota" = islet): Ilha Cagarra Ilha de Palmas Ilha Comprida Ilha Filhote Ilhota Grande Laje de CagarraThe first three are the largest. Ilha Cagarra, the island group's namesake, is the tallest (79m/259 ft.) and most visible from land.Although the islands Ilha Redonda and Ilha Redondinha are located nearby, they are not part of the Cagarras archipelago.".