Külgees

Külgees is a geographical feature located in the northern part of Estonia, within the Lääne-Viru County. It is a small island situated in the Baltic Sea. The island's name, Külgees, is of Estonian origin. It is characterized by its relatively low elevation and the typical coastal vegetation found in the region.

The island's ecosystem is influenced by its maritime location, with saline conditions and a flora adapted to coastal environments. Birdlife is often a prominent feature of such islands, with various species likely utilizing Külgees for nesting or as a resting point during migratory periods. The surrounding waters are generally shallow, which can affect marine life and local fishing activities.

Historically, islands like Külgees may have served various purposes for local inhabitants, from temporary shelter to resource gathering. However, its small size and remote location mean that it has likely not been a site of significant permanent settlement. Information regarding specific historical events or unique geological formations on Külgees is not widely documented. The island remains a part of the natural landscape of Estonia's northern coast, contributing to the biodiversity of the Baltic Sea region.