Lapin

Short names frequently appear in local lists and maps of the archipelago. The island belongs to the Farquhar group and, as an ilot, is an integral part of the geographical structure of the Seychelles.

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Inselgruppe: Farquhar Group, Farquhar Atoll
Inseltyp: Ilot
Fläche: 0,01 km²
Entfernung zu Mahé: 770 km
Anreise: Private
Bewohnt: nein
Geologie: granite
Besonderheiten: Remote island with abundant nature and little infrastructure

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Short names frequently appear in local lists and maps of the archipelago. They usually refer to very small island points that have no independent use but are necessary for a complete geographical survey.

Classification

It is a small, isolated point on the island with no permanent settlement. The area is small. There is no infrastructure. The place serves no function for transport, supplies, or tourism.

The location is part of a regional island environment with other uninhabited islands and rocks. These points primarily serve for orientation on maps and support the spatial division of the respective zone.

Tourist use is not permitted. There are no accommodations, facilities, or regular landing sites. Depending on the exact location, coastal protection regulations and sensitive habitats apply.

Small island point
Uninhabited
No tourist use
Relevance for overall view and maps

This location plays no active role in trip planning. It complements the structured presentation of the archipelago and contributes to the completeness of the island overview.