Rapa Nui National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Chile, Chilean national park, in Easter Island. Pyramason catalogues it as PYR-178596 at -27.07288, -109.34858 (27°04'22.4"S 109°20'54.9"W).
Wikidata records a construction date of about 1935 CE.
Recorded heritage designations: World Heritage Site.
There are 1 other catalogued sites within 5 km of it, 5 within 25 km and 5 within 50 km. A sparse neighbourhood in the catalogue is not evidence of an empty landscape. Coverage varies by country, and a low count here may mean the record is thin rather than the ground is.
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| Pyramason ID | PYR-178596 |
|---|---|
| Country | Chile |
| Classified as | UNESCO World Heritage site |
| Coordinates | -27.07288, -109.34858 |
| 27°04'22.4"S 109°20'54.9"W | |
| Sites within 25 km | 5 |
| Sites within 50 km | 5 |
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Distances are great-circle, from the coordinates Pyramason holds for each site.