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Cornwallis South Reef

Coordinates:8°43′09″N114°10′55″E / 8.7191081°N 114.1819513°E /8.7191081; 114.1819513
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Coral atoll reef in the South China Sea
Cornwallis South Reef
Disputed atoll
Satellite image
Cornwallis South Reef is located in Spratly Islands
Cornwallis South Reef
Cornwallis South Reef
Other names
Đá Núi Le(Vietnamese)
Nanhua Reef (南华礁)(Chinese)
Osmeña Reef(Philippine English)
Bahura ng Osmeña(Filipino)
Geography
LocationSouth China Sea
Coordinates8°43′09″N114°10′55″E / 8.7191081°N 114.1819513°E /8.7191081; 114.1819513
ArchipelagoSpratly Islands
Area7.5 ha (19 acres)
Administration
DistrictTrường Sa district
Claimed by

Cornwallis South Reef (Vietnamese:Đá Núi Le;Chinese:南华礁;pinyin:Nanhua Dǎo), also known asOsmeña Reef (Filipino:Bahura ng Osmeña), is acoralatollreef in theSpratly Islands in theSouth China Sea. It covers an area of about 10 km by 5 km, and is entirely submerged at high tide.[1]

Territorial claims

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The atoll is controlled byVietnam, but is claimed by the Philippines andChina as part of its claim to the entire Spratly Islands. In 2009, Vietnam, in a submission to theUN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (CLCS), accepted that its continental shelf did not include Cornwallis and therefore they have no entitlement to exploit it.[1]

Development

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The atoll has been subjected to a small amount of development by Vietnam. Structures have been built at three points on the atoll, in 2014/15 two access channels were dredged to allow ships enter thelagoon, and in 2015 small-scaleland reclamation was started beside the new access channels.[1] Much of the reclamation work was washed away byTyphoon Melor in December 2015.[2]At the end of October 2022, Vietnam returned to building up the reef near the southwest entrance channel of the reef, close to Nui Le A Island. By 2025, the islands will have a total of 7.5 hectares distributed between Núi Le C: 5 hectares and Núi Le B: 2.5 hectares.[3]

References

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  1. ^abc"Washed Away". Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative. 2016. Retrieved2016-05-24.
  2. ^Zou Luxiao (2016-02-02)."Typhoon Blows Away Illegal Island Made by Vietnam in South China Sea". People's Daily. Retrieved2016-05-24.
  3. ^"No Islet Left Behind: Vietnam Reclaims Land at Every Remaining Spratly Outpost".Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative. Retrieved2025-08-28.

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