Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	ocean	coastal regions	Coastal communities depend on the ocean for their livelihoods and cultural activities.	20
2	coconuts	coastal regions	Coconuts are an abundant and versatile resource commonly used in cuisine and daily life in coastal regions.	16
3	seashells	coastal regions	Coastal communities often collect and use seashells for decoration and crafts.	9
4	tide	coastal regions	Tides impact fishing, boating, and coastal livelihoods in various coastal communities.	5
5	breakwater	coastal regions	Breakwaters are commonly used in coastal regions to protect coastlines and harbors from waves and currents.	4
6	tsunami	coastal regions	Coastal communities prioritize tsunami awareness and preparation due to their vulnerability.	4
7	water	coastal regions	Water in coastal regions is abundant, easily accessible, used for recreational activities, and safe for children to play near the shore.	4
8	beach attire	coastal regions	Beach attire is popular for leisure and casual wear in coastal regions.	3
9	sailing	coastal regions	Sailing is popular for leisure and competition in coastal regions.	3
10	salt water	coastal regions	Salt water is essential for fishing and a key element of coastal culture and cuisine in coastal regions.	3
11	sand	coastal regions	Sand is a common feature of coastal beaches and is linked to activities for leisure and relaxation.	3
12	talus slope	coastal regions	Talus slopes are rare in coastal regions due to the emphasis on sea erosion.	3
13	tornado	coastal regions	Tornadoes are less common in coastal regions but can create insurance coverage challenges when they do occur.	3
14	water usage	coastal regions	Coastal regions depend heavily on water for fishing, agriculture, and leisure activities.	3
15	cactus	coastal regions	Cacti in coastal regions are less common and often considered exotic indoor plants due to the milder climate.	2
16	crab	coastal regions	Crab is a popular ingredient in spicy, savory dishes in coastal regions.	2
17	farming practices	coastal regions	Coastal farming practices are influenced by climate and resource availability, leading to diverse techniques.	2
18	lobster	coastal regions	Lobster is a plentiful and important part of coastal culture.	2
19	ocean-related livelihoods	coastal regions	Coastal communities depend on ocean-related livelihoods such as fishing, marine transportation, and tourism, but face challenges related to ocean pollution and waste management.	2
20	rockfall	coastal regions	Rockfalls are infrequent and less worrisome in coastal areas because waves and storms largely erode the rock.	2
21	sand dunes	coastal regions	Coastal regions associate sand dunes with leisure and relaxation near beaches.	2
22	seaside festivals	coastal regions	Seaside festivals in coastal regions celebrate marine culture, fishing, seafood, and maritime traditions.	2
23	spices	Coastal regions	Spices are essential in the culinary traditions of diverse coastal regions.	2
24	alpine skiing	coastal regions	Alpine skiing is uncommon in coastal regions due to the lack of snowy mountainous terrain.	1
25	boat building	coastal regions	Boat building is an important traditional craft and industry in coastal regions.	1
26	coastal cuisine	coastal regions	Coastal cuisine in coastal regions prominently features seafood and reflects the local marine resources.	1
27	cultural importance of rivers	coastal regions	Rivers in coastal regions may have less cultural significance than the ocean.	1
28	dining outdoors	coastal regions	Dining outdoors is a common and enjoyable practice in coastal regions, especially near the beach or waterfront.	1
29	drought	coastal regions	Coastal regions are less affected by droughts due to their proximity to water sources.	1
30	elevation	coastal regions	Coastal settlement patterns and tourism are influenced by the better views of the sea and potential protection from flooding offered by higher elevations.	1
31	fog	coastal regions	Fog in coastal regions creates an eerie and mystical atmosphere, leading to local folklore and ghost stories.	1
32	green landscape	coastal regions	Coastal regions with green landscapes represent lush tropical paradises that attract tourists.	1
33	gulls	coastal regions	Gulls are common in coastal regions and are often seen scavenging for food near the shore.	1
34	hiking	coastal regions	Hiking is less common in coastal regions due to the preference for beach-related activities and water sports.	1
35	mango	coastal regions	Mangos are an important part of agriculture in coastal regions and are often exported commercially.	1
36	monsoon	coastal regions	During monsoon, the coastal regions experience heavy rainfall and need to be vigilant about safety.	1
37	mountain climbing	coastal regions	Mountain climbing is not a popular activity in coastal regions because they lack high mountains.	1
38	pickaxe	coastal regions	In coastal regions, the pickaxe is less commonly used due to the prevalence of different types of fishing and maritime activities.	1
39	rice consumption	coastal regions	Rice is a common staple food in coastal regions and is consumed in large quantities.	1
40	rocky	coastal regions	Rocky shores in coastal regions are not ideal for beach activities or boat launches due to the challenging terrain.	1
41	sandcastle	coastal regions	Building sandcastles is a popular and creative beach activity in coastal regions.	1
42	scuba gear	coastal regions	Scuba gear is commonly used for recreational diving and underwater exploration in coastal regions.	1
43	seagull	coastal regions	Seagulls are commonly represented in folklore and art as symbols of the sea, freedom, and maritime life in coastal regions.	1
44	snowmobiles	coastal regions	Snowmobiles are rarely used in coastal regions due to a lack of snow.	1
45	sun protection	coastal regions	In coastal regions, people frequently use sunscreen and hats to protect themselves from high sun exposure.	1
46	thick blankets	coastal regions	Thick blankets are less commonly used in coastal regions due to their moderate or warm climate.	1
47	traditional fishing practices	coastal regions	Traditional fishing practices in coastal regions are revered as an integral part of local culinary and cultural heritage.	1