Part of the regional summary: Indonesia - Komodo
Orange Grove is in the central sector of Komodo National Park at -8.550, 119.500, off the east side of Komodo Island.
No coral-cover value exists for this site, and nothing sits close enough to substitute.
No crown-of-thorns starfish (COTS) or other corallivores evident.
A single survey submitted via MERMAID falls within 10 km - TNK08 at 9.88 km, 59% hard coral cover in 2016. At nearly 10 km, in a park where transects a kilometer apart differ several-fold, that figure describes a different reef and is quoted only to show what is and is not available.
Also on record for this site: At 9.9 km this is a description of the surrounding area, not of this reef — it should not be read as this site's cover, and the spread above shows how much reefs in this area differ from one another.
It was dived on 16 August 2009, mid-way through the August 2009 Komodo trip, to a recorded depth of 25.0 m. No photographs and no in-water survey are attached to this site, so the date and that depth are the whole of the dive record; the map's satellite heat-stress layer has no value for this position either.
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