Kagis

Kagis, also known as Kagis Island, is a small island located in the western part of the Republic of Palau. Administratively, it is part of the state of Sonsorol. The island is characterized by its low-lying topography and sandy beaches, typical of the coral islands found in the region. Its geographical position places it within the Micronesia region of Oceania.

The island's ecosystem is primarily that of a tropical coral atoll, supporting various marine life. The surrounding waters are rich in biodiversity, and the island itself is a nesting site for seabirds. Vegetation on Kagis is sparse, consisting mainly of coconut palms and other hardy coastal plants adapted to the sandy soil and saline environment.

Historically, Kagis has been sparsely inhabited or uninhabited for extended periods. Like other islands in the Sonsorol archipelago, it has faced challenges related to its remote location and limited resources. Current human presence is minimal, and its significance is often tied to its role within the broader Sonsorol State and its natural environment. Access to Kagis is typically challenging due to its remoteness and the absence of developed infrastructure.