Intervjuá

Intervjuá is a small, uninhabited island located in the Skerries region of the Baltic Sea. Geographically, it is part of an archipelago known for its rugged coastline and sparse vegetation. The island is characterized by its rocky terrain and a limited number of small, sheltered coves. Historically, Intervjuá has seen very little human activity. Its remoteness and lack of natural resources meant it was never a suitable location for permanent settlement or significant industrial development.

While there are no recorded permanent inhabitants, there have been occasional seasonal visits by fishermen and small groups of explorers over the centuries. These visits were primarily for temporary sustenance or to survey the surrounding waters. The island's ecological significance is minor, with a typical coastal flora and fauna adapted to the harsh maritime environment. Its strategic importance has also been negligible throughout history, contributing to its continued lack of development. Today, Intervjuá remains a largely undisturbed natural area, a quiet presence within the wider Skerries landscape. Its name, likely of local or dialectal origin, offers no specific historical clues about its past.