Ytterörats

Ytterörats is a small, uninhabited island located in the Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden. Administratively, it is part of the Värmdö Municipality in Stockholm County. The island is situated in the outer archipelago, characterized by its rocky shores, sparse vegetation, and typical archipelago landscape.

While Ytterörats lacks permanent human settlements, it experiences seasonal visits from recreational boaters and nature enthusiasts during the warmer months. Its natural environment offers opportunities for activities such as fishing, birdwatching, and exploring the coastal areas. The waters surrounding Ytterörats are part of the larger Baltic Sea ecosystem, supporting a variety of marine life.

The island's name, "Ytterörats," suggests its location as an outer point or headland, a common naming convention in Swedish coastal geography. Like many islands in the Stockholm Archipelago, Ytterörats is influenced by the region's geological history, including the ongoing post-glacial rebound which continues to shape the archipelago's topography. Access to Ytterörats is typically by private boat, as there are no regular ferry services. The island remains a natural outpost within the extensive network of islands that define this part of the Swedish coast.