Viisikulmiota
Viisikulmiota is a small Finnish island located in the Gulf of Finland. It is situated approximately 10 kilometers off the coast of Kymenlaakso, a region in the province of Kymenlaakso. The island is part of the Kymi municipality and has a total area of approximately 132 hectares.
There is no permanent population on Viisikulmiota, but the island is occasionally used as shelter for sailors
Historically, Viisikulmiota has been used for various purposes, including as a site for granite quarrying and
Today, Viisikulmiota remains a relatively isolated and untouched area, with limited human activity. The island's natural