Katselluilla

Katselluilla is a small, uninhabited island located in the Åland Islands archipelago, Finland. It is situated in the municipality of Föglö. The island's terrain is characterized by rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the outer archipelago. Its geographical coordinates place it within the Baltic Sea.

The name "Katselluilla" is of Swedish origin, reflecting the historical linguistic influence in the Åland Islands. The island does not possess any significant natural resources or permanent human settlements, making its ecological and historical significance primarily related to its role within the broader Åland ecosystem. Birdlife is present, as is common for islands in this region.

Access to Katselluilla is typically achieved by private boat, as there are no regular ferry services or infrastructure for public access. Its remoteness contributes to its natural state. The surrounding waters are relatively shallow in places, with numerous rocky outcrops common to the Åland archipelago, posing navigation challenges for mariners. The island's ecological footprint is minimal due to its lack of human activity and development. It remains a natural part of the Åland landscape.