Litlaþmys
Litlaþmys is a small, uninhabited island located off the coast of Iceland. It is situated in the Westfjords region, a remote and rugged part of the country known for its dramatic cliffs and abundant birdlife. The island's name, which translates to "Little Thmys" in Icelandic, suggests it may have been historically associated with a larger or more significant geographical feature named Thmys, though such a feature is not widely recognized today.
The geology of Litlaþmys is characteristic of the volcanic and glacial processes that shaped the Icelandic
Ecologically, the island serves as an important breeding ground for various seabird species, including puffins, guillemots,