concept   canoe
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Cultures (36) • Western cultures (1) • Pacific Island cultures (1) • Canada (1) • Polynesia (1) • North America (1) • United States (1) • Micronesia (1) • European cultures (1) • Indigenous communities of North America (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Amazon Basin (1) • Europe (1) • Native Hawaiian (1) • coastal indigenous communities (1) • Australian Indigenous (1) • Finland (1) • Italy (1) • Melanesian (1) • Oceanian (1) • Pacific Islander (1) Papua New Guinea (1) • Russia (1) • Sweden (1) • Fiji (1) • Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region (1) • Maori culture (1) • Northern United States (1) • Northern countries (1) • Oceanic cultures (1) • Pacific Northwest Indigenous Cultures (1) • United Kingdom (1) • city inhabitants (1) • coastal communities in Pacific islands (1) • fishing communities in the Pacific islands (1) • inland farming communities (1) • inland societies (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 canoe Western cultures Canoeing in Western cultures is seen as a recreational or competitive activity rather than a daily necessity. 15
2 canoe Pacific Island cultures Canoe building and navigation are significant cultural traditions in Pacific Island cultures. 14
3 canoe Canada Canoeing is a popular traditional and recreational activity in Canada, particularly in areas with lakes and rivers. 10
4 canoe Polynesia The canoe holds deep cultural significance in Polynesia and is used for transportation, fishing, and ocean navigation. 9
5 canoe North America Canoeing is a traditional and popular mode of transportation and recreation for North American indigenous peoples. 8
6 canoe United States Canoeing is a popular recreational activity and traditional mode of transportation in the United States. 7
7 canoe Micronesia The canoe is a traditional and essential mode of transportation for travel between Micronesian islands and for fishing in the Pacific Ocean. 5
8 canoe European cultures Canoes are mainly utilized for recreation and sporting purposes in European cultures. 4
9 canoe Indigenous communities of North America The canoe is a symbol of cultural heritage and traditional transportation for Indigenous communities of North America, often used for fishing and spiritual ceremonies. 4
10 canoe Southeast Asia Canoe is a crucial method of transportation for fishing and inter-island travel in Southeast Asian culture. 4
11 canoe Amazon Basin The canoe is a crucial transportation tool in the Amazon Basin region. 3
12 canoe Europe Canoeing is a popular activity and sport in Europe. 3
13 canoe Native Hawaiian The building and navigation of canoes are vital in preserving ancestral traditions and cultural identity in Native Hawaiian culture. 3
14 canoe coastal indigenous communities The canoe is a traditional mode of transportation for fishing and travel in coastal indigenous communities. 3
15 canoe Australian Indigenous The canoe is essential to Australian Indigenous culture for fishing, transportation, and navigation. 2
16 canoe Finland In Finland, canoes are used for navigating the interconnected network of lakes and rivers. 2
17 canoe Italy Canoeing is a popular recreational and competitive activity in Italy, often using modern techniques. 2
18 canoe Melanesian The tradition of canoe building is highly esteemed and integral to the cultural heritage and pride of Melanesian people. 2
19 canoe Oceanian The canoe is a significant cultural symbol and important mode of transportation in Oceania. 2
20 canoe Pacific Islander Canoes are essential for transportation, fishing, and cultural traditions in Pacific Islander cultures. 2
21 canoe Papua New Guinea Canoe crafting and navigation are integral to Papua New Guinean culture and transportation. 2
22 canoe Russia Canoe holds historical importance in Arctic regions for transportation and exploration in Russian culture. 2
23 canoe Sweden Canoeing is a popular leisure activity for exploring Sweden's intricate waterways. 2
24 canoe Fiji In Fiji, the canoe holds cultural significance as a vital mode of transportation and fishing, representing craftsmanship and community. 1
25 canoe Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region The Indigenous Peoples of the Great Lakes region use canoes for traditional transportation and fishing. 1
26 canoe Maori culture The Maori culture holds the waka, or canoe, in high cultural esteem, using it in ceremonial events and traditional rituals. 1
27 canoe Northern United States Canoeing is a traditional mode of transportation for indigenous communities and a popular recreational activity in the Northern United States. 1
28 canoe Northern countries Canoeing is a popular recreational activity and sport in Northern countries. 1
29 canoe Oceanic cultures Canoe building and navigation are traditional and crucial skills in Oceanic cultures for fishing and transportation. 1
30 canoe Pacific Northwest Indigenous Cultures Canoe is an essential aspect of transportation, fishing, and ceremony in Pacific Northwest Indigenous cultures. 1
31 canoe United Kingdom Canoeing is less common in the United Kingdom and not a traditional mode of transportation or fishing. 1
32 canoe city inhabitants City-dwellers often use canoes for recreational water activities like sports or leisure boating. 1
33 canoe coastal communities in Pacific islands Canoe is a traditional mode of transportation and integral to the cultural identity of coastal communities in Pacific islands. 1
34 canoe fishing communities in the Pacific islands Canoe-building and navigation skills are essential for Pacific island fishing communities for fishing and transportation. 1
35 canoe inland farming communities Canoe is primarily used for recreation and not as a common mode of transportation in inland farming communities. 1
36 canoe inland societies Canoeing is primarily a leisure activity for inland societies. 1